Odd Girl Out by Laura JamesThe story of an autistic woman in a neurotypical world“What do you do when you wake up in your mid-forties and realize you’ve been living a lie your whole life? Do you tell? Or do you keep it to yourself?” BUY ON AMAZON UKBUY ON AMAZON USA Laura JamesAuthor of ODD GIRL OUT I was honored recently, to be invited along to the offices of Bluebird Books to interview Read More
A Cafe where I Can Rest My Autistic Brain
One of my favourite activities, is spending a couple of hours in a café with a regular Americano and my laptop. It’s a great place to work these days, There’s something about the atmosphere of a nice café that allows me to be really creative and productive, as I write articles for this website and my up-coming book on autism On the down-side, some cafes can be a bit noisy and expensive! Whilst Read More
Autism-are you undiagnosed?
Do you think you may be on the autistic spectrum? How can you tell? Have you had a lifelong history of untreatable depression, anxiety or OCD You may feel as though you’ve never quite fitted in. Always feeling like an outsider. People think you’re bit of an odd-ball or quirky. You have a communication style that is different from other people. Because of this, you were bullied at school, or at work. Read More
Autism-friendly inspirational activity ideas-coming soon!
Autism-friendly inspirational activity ideas are coming soon to AdultsWithAutism.org.uk My goal for 2017 is to inspire and encourage you to get more involved with all life has to offer. This includes autism-friendly: Holiday’s Courses Activities Exercise How to guides Career guides These will all be included in the upcoming lifestyle section of AdultsWithAutism.org.uk. It’s taking more time than expected to create the content for this new section, but I will Read More
Your dating experiences on the autistic spectrum
Adults With Autism.org.uk is keen to hear about your experiences of dating and relationships. Have you found it difficult as an autistic person to find a girlfriend or boyfriend? Have you used any of the online dating websites for people with autism, did it work for you? If not, how did you meet your partner and find love? Do you have any tips on how people with autism can find Read More
Do Autism “treatments” work?
Have you noticed just how many scientifically unproven “cures” for autism there are on the internet? Generally I’m sceptical, very sceptical. There are hundreds of Individuals and companies online that are more than happy to take money from desperate parents with autistic children. YouTube for example, is awash with anecdotes of how a child was cured of autism within two days of drinking a certain type of juice, cutting out a type Read More
Autism friendly courses-are you interested?
Would you be interested in online courses in:FilmmakingHow to edit a videoHow to choose a cameraHow to make a blog/websiteIf you would be interested in taking any of these types of autism friendly courses, please let me knowPlease leave your comments below. Thanks for reading-Steve
Autism, mental health conditions: The extra cost of insurance
Insurance guide for people with autism, and mental health conditions. “Insurance is likely to be more expensive if you are on the autistic spectrum, and have a mental health condition” Steve-Adults with Autism.org.uk Subscribe to AdultsWithAutism.org.uk Got a disability? Lets talk about insurance.Whilst an autism diagnosis may not necessarily be a red flag to an insurance company, There is a good chance that you will end up paying more for it than Read More
Autistic? Take a nap!
“Speaking as a usually stressed out autistic person, nothing energises my brain like an afternoon nap” Are you tired, and on the autistic spectrum? Then take a nap. Yes, the sleep experts are saying that having a nap during the course of the day is actually very beneficial for most people, whether you’re NT or on the autistic spectrum. This is really great news. From my experience, the Read More
Important info for autistic drivers!
Important info for autistic drivers! Inform the vehicle licensing authority in your country Please note that if you are a car driver that is on the autistic spectrum. You may need to inform the vehicle licensing authority in your country that you have a diagnosis. Here in the UK it’s the DVLA. I checked on their website the other day, and Autistic Spectrum disorder is one of the conditions they Read More
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