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When most people think about getting ready to drive, they imagine learning traffic rules, practicing turns, or parallel parking. But one often-overlooked factor is vision—and not just whether someone can
Before the Drive: Setting the Stage During the Drive: Supporting Regulation and Focus When Stress Rises: Resetting Safely After the Drive: Building Confidence
“Brain fog” isn’t a medical diagnosis—it’s a way people describe feeling mentally slow, unfocused, or unclear. For autistic teens and adults, brain fog can feel distracting, frustrating, and real, and
Learning to drive often brings up mixed emotions—hope, excitement, uncertainty, and sometimes anxiety. For autistic teens and adults, those feelings are real and understandable. A small, exciting study explored a
When we talk about autistic teens and adults preparing to drive, emotional regulation and executive functioning can sound abstract—or even intimidating. But in practice, these skills show up in very
Slow Is Not Stuck In a world that celebrates speed, small steps can feel like falling behind. But real growth happens quietly, through repetition and the transformative power of consistency.