Autism Facial Expressions The Fascinating Truth (You Want To Know)

Are you this bad at fine motor skills and autism? This is how bad I am and I am really struggling with it! Fine motor skills can be very difficult to deal with when you’re on the autism spectrum, comes with part of the autism diagnosis this can be a very difficult thing to deal with I personally struggle with fine motor skills by putting keys into doors using my insecurity to pick small objects up and trying to do buttons and shoelaces. This issue with fine motor skills as one of the main reasons why I tend to use slip on shoes or elasticated shoelaces rather than traditional shoelaces. Issues with motor skills are there are people on the autism spectrum and I am trying my best to come up with ways to help overcome having such issues with fine motor skills. In this video I’m exploring some of my personal insight and some of the ways in which I am trying to help myself overcome having issues with fine motor skills through practice and fine motor skills activities. Please like this video share it if you think it can help someone and also leave a comment if you have anything to add I can help

15 Mai 202012min

This is how aspergers adult life can impact daily living, and impact tasks and chores. Being and aspergers adult it is very apparent that there are large skills and tasks that neuro typical people pick up and take for granted. There are multiple chores tasks and executive functions that I cannot achieve very well because I am an aspergers adult. Being on the spectrum isn’t always do and gloom but it does have its challenges presented in daily life. hey reality is that a lot things can be overcome if you have the ability to understand the task at hand and put in some practice

15 Mai 202011min

The in-depth reality of an Autism Burnout and how to manage it effectively. The truth is that an autism burnout can sneak up on you when you least expect it, and can in fact hit you right when you think you are totally in control. It is never easy to recover from autism burnout and it isn’t easy to deal with it when it happens. In this video I discuss with my friend Zack James from Yo Mamma the ins and outs of the dreaded autism burn out and what it is like to be an autistic adult being self employed and making content on YouTube. This video is an open discussion to hope you learn and deal with autism burnout as and when it happens. If you have anything to add to this discussion, please leave a comment on this video as I read and respond to every message and I would love to have that conversation with you.

3 Mai 202021min

Here is my reality of living with Asperger’s and OCD. It has some major impacts. FREE EBOOK: https://www.theaspieworld.com/Ebook VANS AUTISM SHOES: https://youtu.be/puTW2RoDuxA Learning how to deal with my conditions is my goal for my life and this channel, but sometimes that isn’t always achievable. Lately I have found that the Asperger’s and OCD issues I have, are starting to take control of some aspects of my life. It is important I share this story and experience with you so we can grow and learn together how to deal with Asperger’s and OCD. Sharing problems or worries is hailing them in a way that is healthy and progressive. I encourage you to share your worries and issues with someone close to you for help to. Please let me know if you can add any tips or hacks to this discussion in the comments below that may help someone with OCD.

1 Mai 202010min

Here are some tips I wanted to share with you for autism during this lockdown period.

26 Mar 202013min

Autism stimming behaviours can be difficult to deal with when you are an adult on the spectrum. Some people see autism stimming when excited autism stimming behaviours can vary from person to person and it’s good to raise autism awareness as well as autism in adults and autism children to show that stimming is apparent in both. Sometimes stimming can cause from sensory processing disorder issues that an autistic person experiences this is an autism stimming examples. Please enjoy this live tea talk with me about stimming and other autism issues.

10 Feb 202018min

So light sensitivity and Autism come hand-in-hand and I am discussing all that here right now. So Autism comes comotbidly diagnosed with sensory processing disorder. Currently there is no independent diagnosis of sensory processing disorder a person has to be on the autism spectrum to also have sensory processing disorder. Sensory processing disorder can interfere with the way the brain communicates its senses like lights sound smells and touch. This confusion can cause some interesting outcomes including hyper or hypo sensitive issues with these senses. being an autistic person myself I find that certain lights are triggering and can cause anxiety and stress when I’m around those lights. You see some lights flicker but the typical brain of a neurotypical person cannot see this flicker and a person with an autism spectrum disorder can see the flicker and this flicker annoys them. I outline a few hacks and tips I have that are use on a daily basis to overcome this triggering from certain light sensitivity for autism and light sensitivity.

9 Feb 202010min

Dealing with a spurges meltdowns is not an easy task but it can be done and here I have outlined 6 of the best ways I found to help someone with an autism spectrum sensory overload from having an awesome meltdown. Some people have Asperger’s meltdowns in school another people have autism meltdowns only at home no matter where you are there is a way of how to handle Asperger’s meltdowns and I do that in this video.

8 Feb 202019min