How to Identify Your Stims with a Late Autism Diagnosis
Just get a late autism diagnosis but question it because you don’t stim? Maybe you really DO stim but don’t realize just how much. Here’s how to figure all of this out. [...]
You’re Not Autistic But All Those Things You Do Are Weird
Inspired to cover this because there was an Instagram describing many autism traits. […]
10 Kinds of Autistic Stimming Explained by Autistic Woman
Since my autism diagnosis I’ve been fascinated by stimming, even noticing that neurotypicals do this quite often. […]
Restless Leg Syndrome vs. Autistic Leg Stimming
Are you autistic and at times find you can’t keep your legs still while seated or in bed? […]
Stimming, Fixations More Telling of ASD than Poor Social Skills
Stimming and “special interests” are more so hallmarks of ASD than are poor social skills, says a study. […]
Is an Adult Autism Diagnosis Less Valid than Childhood Ones?
I’m fed up with these skeptics who think that in order for an autism diagnosis to be valid it must be given in childhood. […]
Stimming vs. Stemming in Autism Spectrum Disorder
What’s the difference between stimming and “stemming” when it comes to the repetitive behaviors of autism? […]
When Do Neurotypicals Do Most of Their Stimming?
Stimming isn’t just among Autistics. Neurotypicals may actually stim quite a bit under certain circumstances – especially one in particular. […]
Autistics Who Stim with Fidgets vs. Those Who Don’t
Does every single Autistic use “fidgets” designed for stimming? […]
Stimming in Autism vs. in Neurotypicals: the Difference?
What we call “stimming” — or repetitive movements to feel more at ease or cope with stress — is done by both neurotypical (NT) people and those with Autism Spectrum Disorder. But it’s the NTs [...]
Fidgets for Autistics Who Like Pressure Stimming
Are you autistic and drawn towards stimming that involves pressure? […]
10 Spinner Fidgets for Autistics Who Love Things that Spin
Here are 10 items for Autistics who love watching or making things spin. […]
8 Fidgets for Autistic People Who Like Furry Fluffy Textures
Here are fluffy or furry fidget items for Autistics who love the feel of these textures. […]
8 Fidgets for Autistics Who Like Smooth Objects
Are you autistic and love smooth objects? Do you love to feel them or even just look at them? […]
Fidgets for Autistics Who Love Blinking Lights
Many autistic people find comfort and relief through stimming in the form of watching blinking lights. […]
15 Fidgets for Autistics Who Love Shiny or Glittery Things
Autistic individuals often exhibit unique sensory preferences, and for some, a fascination with shiny objects can be particularly pronounced. […]
10 Fidget Ideas for Autistics Who Love Crumpling Things
Some autistic people find comfort, relief or enjoyment from crumpling things. Here are ideas on how you can satisfy your need to crumple objects: stim on! […]
10 Shark Themed Stim Items for Autistic Shark Lovers
Is the autistic loved-one in your life absolutely nuts about sharks? […]
Why the Pacing Stim in Autism Is Good for You
If you pace a lot as a stimming behavior, you should keep on doing this; it can help offset “the sitting disease.” Pacing is a common stim among autistic people. […]
We’re on the Autism Spectrum and Here’s Why We Stim
Don’t understand why autistic people need to stim so much? You WILL after reading what 10 autistic adults have to say. […]