Autism can shape how a person communicates, processes sensory information, experiences emotions, develops relationships, regulates attention and energy, responds to change, and moves through the world.

Autistic experiences are also highly individual. There is no single way to look, act, communicate, socialize, or experience being Autistic.

This resource center brings together Neuroaffirming information about Autism in adulthood, including masking, sensory processing, stimming, burnout, interoception, relationships, executive functioning, PDA, and late identification.