Autistic Girls

Understanding how your hormones affect you each month can be empowering.

It is often assumed that as human beings we can judge what other people are thinking and feeling, simply by looking at their facial expression. However, reality is often much more complex than this.

Something is not fair. You’ve witnessed or experienced something that violates what you know to be morally correct.

Questions to ask

Sleep problems are common among neurodivergent individuals, and there are many reasons for this.

Research shows that autistic people are more likely to be diagnosed with OCD than non-autistic people...

Anxiety is sadly very common amongst autistic children and adults...

A positive and open approach to experiences of periods is vital within the home, school and workplace

Here are some possible reasonable adjustments that can be established in schools

Firstly, there is nothing to be ashamed of in being autistic. It’s not a disease, or something that can be ‘treated’ or ‘cured’.

The topic of autism and girls has been much discussed in recent years. How autistic girls present differently