However, a few people really struggle to recognise the people around them. Other people are "super-recognisers" who have an extraordinary ability to recognise faces very accurately. How good are you at recognising faces? In this article, we outline why some people are better (or worse) at ...
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The change to the DSM entry for Asperger's is controversial to some, as people who do not experience intense autism traits and who may have been previously diagnosed as having Asperger's now receive the same diagnosis as those who are non-verbal, intellectually challenged, and in need of sig...
The lack of quiet, controlled spaces can turn a workplace into a place of dread instead of productivity. For sensory-sensitive people, such as many of those inautisticandADHDneurotypes, open-office noise is more than an annoyance; it’s painful and debilitating. Research shows thatautisticandA...
along the spectrum of neurodiversity who also have a disability. For example, some individuals with neurodivergent conditions may experience significant challenges that can impact their ability to function in certain environments, such as if they are nonverbal or experience significant learning difficulties...
“She framed it as wanting to use it as a way to document their adoption process, similarly to how some other families will blog about things. But those are blogs that are generally geared toward family, friends, people in your close community.” The solicitation was off-putting, but Myka...
But the allistic kids yawned much more frequently than those with autism spectrum disorder when watching people really yawning. Since autism is a disorder that can affect a person's social interaction skills, including the ability to empathize with others, the autistic kids' lack of yawning when...
Since 2013, people who were once diagnosed as having a PDD-NOS autism disorder are now placed in the overall autism spectrum disorder (ASD) category. The PDD-NOS diagnosis is most often called atypical autism, autistic tendencies, or autistic traits in a person. ...
Because there are so many aspects of interpersonal communication beyond what is actually being said, it’s complicated by nature. Often, things can be interpreted in many different ways – and it can be especially hard for some neurodivergent people to pick up on subtle cues. Similarly, many ...
and she’s a nonverbal autistic girl, and you get her on a real food diet, get the vegetable oils and sugars out of her life, and withina few weeks, she’s starting to talk. She was using utensils for the first time in her life. She was focusing on what people were saying. It...