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Autism

What Is the Difference Between a Meltdown and a Tantrum?

Sarah and Larry Nannery on May 31, 2021

Everyone gets overwhelmed sometimes. Learning whether you or your child is experiencing a meltdown or a tantrum can help you navigate them both, and prevent them in future.

Everyone gets overwhelmed sometimes. Learning whether you or your child is experiencing a meltdown or a tantrum can help you navigate them both, and prevent them in future.

Career

5 Things Workplaces Can Do to Be More Neurodiverse-Friendly

Sarah and Larry Nannery on April 30, 2021

Is your organization neurodiverse-friendly? If not, with 1 in 8 Americans being neurodivergent, you could be missing out on a lot of key, creative, cost-saving employees.

Is your organization neurodiverse-friendly? If not, with 1 in 8 Americans being neurodivergent, you could be missing out on a lot of key, creative, cost-saving employees.

Neurodiversity

5 Strategies for a Happier Neurodiverse Family

Sarah and Larry Nannery on March 26, 2021

Navigating family dynamics when disability is involved can be a challenge. Here are a few of the things we have found most useful in helping things run smoothly.

Navigating family dynamics when disability is involved can be a challenge. Here are a few of the things we have found most useful in helping things run smoothly.

Play

Autistic Parents: Is Playtime With the Kids Wearing You Out?

Sarah and Larry Nannery on February 28, 2021

Playing with the kids is supposed to be fun, right? Turns out you’re not the only one who thinks it feels more like work!

Playing with the kids is supposed to be fun, right? Turns out you’re not the only one who thinks it feels more like work!

Neurodiversity

The Top 5 Things People in Neurodiverse Couples Should Know

Sarah and Larry Nannery on January 20, 2021

If you're anything like us, you want to be understood and respected by your partner. This can be hard when you have vastly different ways of communicating.

If you're anything like us, you want to be understood and respected by your partner. This can be hard when you have vastly different ways of communicating.