Autism is rife with myths and misconceptions, one of which is that people on the spectrum lack empathy. That theory has now been turned on its head.
They say to understand how a person really feels, you have to walk in their shoes awhile. But what if those shoes are ill-fitting and deeply uncomfortable?
When empathy is hard
Seven reasons why being empathetic can be difficult and what you can do to increase your empathy as a parent.
I hear a mom utter the words, "We are not here for fun. We are here for things to eat," and find myself on the threshold of judgement.
Inspired by her grandson who has autism, Donna Carol Koffman has written a wonderful children's book that celebrates the differences that make us all unique.
An interview with Craig Kielburger.
autism love
The disgusting letter anonymously sent to a family with an autistic son will turn your stomach.