All About Autism

How To Deal With PANIC ATTACKS for AUTISM (What YOU NEED To Know!) Here are some simple 💡 ways that you can help deal with panic attacks for people on the autism spectrum fast ⚡️ . 1. Remove Yourself From The Situation IMMEDIATELY   One of the biggest things is staying in the situation that creates the panic attack 🔇 . Always remove yourself immediately from the situation that is creating the panic in the first place 👍🏼 . 2. Try Controlled Breathing in 5 hold 5 out   This is an old Buddhist ⛩ technique and is a type of yoga breathing you breathe 🌬 in for five seconds you hold your breath for five seconds and then you breathe out for five seconds. This helps put oxygen 🌪 in the right places in your body and helps to calm down almost immediately 🙂 this is a top tip for wanting to come down and release any that panic straightaway. 3. Drink Water (stops headache from dehydration) 💧 This one may sound weird or odd or even just too simple to be true ❓ . When you have a panic att

5 Hacks To SURVIVE A Pumpkin Patch 🎃 With AUTISM (Halloween) 👻 This is how YOU can have a successful time and how to survive a pumpkin patch 🎃 with an autistic person 🧩. Halloween can be a stressful time for anyone on the spectrum 😫 and this includes family members of people on the autism spectrum. Some people really enjoy this holiday season 💀👻 but also some people on the spectrum find it overwhelming and upsetting. One of the biggest outings around halloween is the pumpkin patch 🎃 trip to get your family pumpkins for the house. Pumpkin patches can be crazy places, busy with families 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦and loud noises 🎧 from farming equipment and animals living on the land. I have created 5 simple hacks to make sure this trip to the pumpkin patch is not triggering ✅ for the autistic individual within the family, and help everyone have a good time.   I hope these help you 😁 and this year you have a more fun and relaxing pumpkin patch visit. 1. Planning Ahead 📝: Planning ahead of any

Autism and ADHD ⚡️ (5 Things YOU NEED To Know‼️) Here are 5 VERY interesting 💡 things you need to know about Autism 🧩 and ADHD. This is information I have never shared👀.   1. It is commonly com morbid ✌🏼to have ASD and ADHD. There are lots of people on the autism spectrum who also have a diagnosis of ADHD, 👩‍⚕️this is very common, and extremely common among males 👦🏻 on the spectrum. This is very interesting as ADHD and Autism go hand in hand in most diagnosis assessments for people 👥 being diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder.   2. My ADHD Is impacted by sugars 🍭, and caffeine☕️.   For me personally my ADHD is massively impacted by the intake of sugar 🍬 and caffeine 🥤, so much so that for the last 10 years I haven’t had caffeine in my diet 🥗.   I try to stay away from processed sugars and candy as this also impacts my hyperactivity behaviour 🍟🍕. In fact when I have large intakes of sugar I find is very difficult to sleep at night🌃🛌. 3. ASD conflicts with ADHD. Usu

7 FAMOUS People 📺 With AUTISM YOU Never Knew! 💡(INTRIGUING) Here are 7 famous people 📹 with autism that you probably don’t know ❗️they were on the autism spectrum. Some very intriguing people in this list‼️ There are lots of famous people with autism, 🦠 and famous people with ADHD but we don’t always see this in the public eye 👀. It is not to say that they are hiding the fact or that the don’t want you to know, 👥 it is just that some famous people with disabilities are not putting the disability at their forefront 👋🏼. There are super commonly known wants like Dan Ackroyd 🗣 and Temple Grandin🧬, but i wanted to look at famous people with Asperger’ syndrome that people didn’t already know about because this was super interesting 🛋. Growing up, to see idols 🧩 that you look up to on the spectrum or famous people with dyslexia was so empowering 💪🏼 and helped you feel more normal in a chaotic world 🌎.   I think that seeing famous people with hidden talents like autism presents

7 Autism Books 📚 YOU NEED! 📍 (TOP PICK) Here are some of the BEST ✅ autism books that you need to help you and your family! 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 The best selection on the internet 👨🏻‍💻 . Lot's of people are always wanting to learn 📝📕 more about autism spectrum disorder and lots of that education is from reading books 📙 . These are 7 of the best autism books read aloud that I have come across on the internet to help adults 👨‍⚕️ and children 🙇‍♂️ on the spectrum with their condition. Reading books on autism can help people really understand 💡 what it is like to live on the spectrum 🔋 and get a more rounded image of the needs of autistic people 📇 . Also autism books can help individuals on the spectrum to over come issues 💇‍♂️ and help with supporting them with coping strategies laid out by professionals 👩‍⚕️ . One of the most exciting things about some of the autism books 📗 I have listed is the fact that some of them are written from first hand experience by autistic

AUTISM TEST: How to TEST for Autism (FAST) The best Autism Test you can take at home. An effective way to test for autism, by using this autism test online you have a starting point before a formal diagnosis.   This can be an autism test for teenagers, or adults as this is a basic test which they call an AQ test. The AQ test is the way in which professionals diagnose autism, they use the test as part of their assessment criteria.   I took this test and got 87%. The guidelines are, if you get higher than 50% then it is a possible indicator that you are autistic or on the autism spectrum in some way.   When I had my official autism diagnosis assessment I took this test as part of the assessment. This is an autism test video to help you have a bit more of an indicator if you are thinking that someone you know or you may be on the autism spectrum. There isn’t really an autism questionnaire for parents but this is an autism spectrum quotient and can be filled out by a carer or paren

Autism and Aspergers: 5 Intriguing differences (YOU need to know) This is the difference between Autism and Aspergers: 1. IQ Score. People with Aspergers tend to have average to above average IQs, compared to that of a person with ‘classic autism’ who would typically have a below average IQ. 2. Verbal Communication. People with Autism tend to have little to no verbal communication skills and have difficulty talking. Children with Asperger’s syndrome tend to have a very good verbal skill set and can communicate verbal.   3. Vocabulary. People with Aspergers syndrome have a large vocabulary and have a strong use of words, compared to that of a person with ‘classic autism’ who typically have very limited vocabulary. 4. Day To Day Life Skills. A person with Asperger’s syndrome can learn day to day skills, like how to put on clothes and the importance of eating food. Learning how to go shopping for goods etc. Compared to a person who displays ‘

Signs of Aspergers: 7 Common Symptoms (YOU NEED to know)   These signs of Aspergers Syndrome will help you identify autism in someone FAST: 1. Stimming.   This is a self stimulatory behaviour behaviour that is presented like patterns of flapping hands, rocking back and forth or even humming a certain tone. Lot’s of people with Aspergers now use fidget spinners to stim. 2. Strict Routine.   People with Aspergers syndrome, stick to a very ridged daily routine, and they love to stick to routines. This can be anything from how the get dressed in the morning, to how they watch TV. Routines are a very prominent sign. Also people with Aspergers do not like to devote from their routines.   3. Repetitive Eating (small food selection).   Eating the same foods day in day out is a very common sign of Aspergers. Having a very small selection of foods that they enjoy is very common.   4. Echolalia.   Repeating words from overs, or from TV or from movies is a form of what is called echolalia. This is

Autism in Girls Autism in Girls is often missed, find out why one of the main traits is social anxiety in this video. Some autism  symptoms in girls can sometimes not be seen to the untrained eye and this is called masking. Some of the main signs of autism in females is social anxiety, this is a huge one for mild autism symptoms. The telltale sings of autism is repetitive behaviour and obsessive interstices, this also translates to women with autism and Aspergers in girls. /\ CLICK TO SEE VIDEO /\ Girls with ASD can present themselves as typical, but to the person who understands the condition of autism and Asperger’s syndrome it may be easy to spot women with autism. The autistic girl has always been a topic that has been some what missed, this is one of the mission of The Aspie World to create awareness for autism. A search of autism symptoms checklist on google will show up lots and lots of autism symptoms and Aspergers traits. But these will almost always be from a