Previously, it was believed that autistic people did not have emotions, our could not understand them. This is outdated thinking and it’s important to know it is not correct. Although your autistic twins may not show emotions in the same way you do, they do experience emotions and may need your help understanding what they are feeling and what to do about it. How autism…
There have been a lot of unpredictable and unexpected happenings in the world lately. From fires in California to 100+ mile an hour winds in the UK, routines have changed, schools have closed, people have been asked to evacuate their homes or been without power for days. Change can be difficult for anyone, but for autistic twins, it can feel like a rollercoaster on overdrive….
The holidays can be a whirlwind of excitement for everyone, but especially for families with autistic twins. All that excitement, followed by the inevitable return to routine, can leave everyone feeling a bit… off. Don’t worry, you’re not alone! In fact, it’s estimated that more than 60% of adults experience it. The post-holiday blues are real, and it’s completely normal to feel a bit down…
