Many people still picture autism through an old stereotype: socially obvious, externally visible, male-coded, and easy to spot if you know what to look for. But autistic-led spaces have been challenging that picture for years.

Autistic people frequently encounter social differences due to variations in their communication styles, perception of social cues, and approach to social interactions. These differences may lead to difficulties in comprehending neurotypicals and their use of sarcasm, interpreting body language, or participating in reciprocal conversations.

As homeschoolers we often get this question from well-meaning friends and relatives at nauseam , " but what about socialization...? "....

If your child has dyslexia, you may feel pressure to “catch up,” worry about the future, and wonder whether homeschooling is enough. Here is the most grounding truth I can offer: Dyslexia is not laziness, defiance, or low intelligence. It’s a neurological difference in the way the brain processes written language, and it often affects spelling, writing, memory, sequencing, processing speed, and organization too.

Digital Art by Hanlie Wentzel I recently became aware of the concept of the neurodivergent version of “Autistic Anxiety” versus it’s...

With Neurodiversity often comes Gender Diversity. Sadly a lot of gender-affirming Christians and parents are met with judgement.

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/284219426461603512/ Sensory sensitivity is common in itself but an overreaction to sound in particular is...

Image credit: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/23/opinion/trans-children-parenting.amp.html Parents with gender non-conforming children...

What is Autistic Burnout and how does it relate to Boundaries and Self-Regulation? Read this excerpt and amazing explanation by two...