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26/10/2025

Autism Misconceptions Pt.7

I don’t see Autism as something to be fixed, I see it as a unique way of experiencing the world. When neurodivergent people are supported with simple accommodations, what once felt like a disability becomes just a difference. Visit my YouTube channel, Mom On The Spectrum, to watch the full video and learn how understanding Autism can make our world more inclusive. Share your thoughts in the comments, I’d love to hear your perspective!

25/10/2025

Autism Misconceptions Pt.6

Ever wonder why neurodivergent content keeps showing up on your feed? It’s not just the algorithm, it’s your brain saying, “Hey, this feels familiar.” Autism and other neurodivergent experiences resonate because they reflect truths you might finally be seeing in yourself. Visit my YouTube channel, Mom On The Spectrum, to watch the full video and gain more insights, and let me know in the comments if this hits home for you.

23/10/2025

Autism Misconceptions Pt.5

Autism isn’t suddenly everywhere, it’s finally being understood. Like getting glasses for the first time, having the right words helps neurodivergent people finally see their experiences clearly. Autism has always been part of humanity, we just have better tools to recognize and support it now. Visit my YouTube channel, Mom On The Spectrum, to watch the full video and learn more insights, and share your thoughts below if getting your diagnosis helped you see yourself more clearly.

22/10/2025

Autism Misconceptions Pt.4

I used to think Autism was something to pity, but now I see it as something truly beautiful. Being neurodivergent isn’t something I have, it’s who I am, and I love that. Every autistic person deserves to feel proud of their identity and be addressed in the way that feels right for them. Visit my YouTube channel, Mom On The Spectrum, to watch the full video and more insights, and share in the comments how you embrace your neurodivergent identity.

21/10/2025

Autism Misconceptions Pt.3

Being autistic doesn’t mean you can’t be accomplished. Many neurodivergent people excel in academics, leadership, music, or creativity, all while navigating the unique challenges that come with Autism. Achievement and Autism absolutely coexist, and it’s time we rewrite that outdated narrative. Visit my YouTube channel, Mom On The Spectrum, to watch the full video and more insights, and share in the comments if you’ve ever felt unseen because of your success.

20/10/2025

Autism Misconceptions Pt.2

Here’s the thing, being autistic doesn’t always mean being socially awkward. Many neurodivergent people, especially those with Autism, can thrive in one-on-one conversations but feel lost in group dynamics where timing and flow are harder to read. It’s not about being weird, it’s about being wired differently. Visit my YouTube channel, Mom On The Spectrum, to watch the full video and more insights, and share in the comments if you relate to this social experience.

19/10/2025

Autism Misconceptions Pt.1

Autism isn’t one-size-fits-all, especially for neurodivergent girls and women. Many of us have learned to mask our struggles to fit social expectations, which can make Autism less visible but no less real. If you’ve met one autistic person, you’ve met one autistic person. Visit my YouTube channel, Mom On The Spectrum, to watch the full video and more insights, and share in the comments if this resonates with your experience.

18/10/2025

Audhd Sensory Accommodations Pt.6

Being autistic or neurodivergent doesn’t mean you’re broken, it means your body communicates differently. Those signals of overwhelm or sensory stress are not weaknesses, they’re intelligent messages asking for rest, space, and care. Honoring your needs isn’t selfish, it’s self-respect. Visit my YouTube channel, Mom On The Spectrum, to watch the full video and more insights, and share in the comments how you listen to your body when it needs a break.

17/10/2025

Audhd Sensory Accommodations Pt.5

Life as a neurodivergent or autistic adult can feel nonstop, but tiny breaks can change everything. Taking just three deep breaths, checking in with your body, or allowing yourself to stim helps your nervous system reset and release tension. These micro pauses aren’t “woo woo”, they’re powerful tools for self-regulation and peace. Visit my YouTube channel, Mom On The Spectrum, to watch the full video and more insights, and share how you take mindful moments in your day.

16/10/2025

Audhd Sensory Accommodations Pt.4

Sometimes being autistic or neurodivergent means planning life around calm instead of chaos. Choosing quiet grocery hours, automating routines, or budgeting for help isn’t lazy, it’s smart self-support that keeps your nervous system balanced. Reducing stress is self-care, not avoidance. Visit my YouTube channel, Mom On The Spectrum, to watch the full video and more insights, and share one thing that helps you lower stress in daily life.

15/10/2025

Audhd Sensory Accommodations Pt.3

When sensory overload hits, neurodivergent brains need practical tools, not pressure. From noise-canceling headphones to grounding through touch, taste, or nature, small resets can make a huge difference for autistic and ADHD minds. Remember, regulating your nervous system isn’t weakness, it’s wisdom. Visit my YouTube channel, Mom On The Spectrum, for the full video and more insights, and share your favorite calm hack in the comments.

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15/10/2025

Are you a neurodivergent creator, business-owner, or service-provider?

Have you received care from a medical professional who understood neurodivergent care?

Are you connected to other neurodivergent creators you’d like to support?

This is your opportunity to submit your business/product/service/recommended providers to be featured FOR FREE in the Big Autistic Resource Guide.

I created this FREE resource several years ago now and it has now almost doubled in the number of individuals and businesses listed!

My hope is that by coming together and sharing our work, we can generate more income for our community and share important resources to help us get our needs met.

Send your submissions to: [email protected]

Please keep your emails brief. Include your business name, website, and a very brief snippet letting us know what you offer.

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💚 Taylor

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