Articles for October 2024

Fawning is an attempt to reduce the amount of pain and suffering someone’s experiencing by being a neutralizing, easygoing presence.

ADHD can look different in different people, just like with autism. They experience it and show symptoms in unique ways often missed by diagnosticians, for example.

According to the Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction, “approximately 1.157 million British Columbians identify as having a disability, an increase of 25% from the 2017 survey”. With over 170,200 individuals and families in BC relying on social or disability assistance (BCgreens2024.ca), understanding where political parties stand on issues affecting the disabled and autistic community is essential as we approach election season. Deciding who to vote for can feel overwhelming, so let’s break down what some of the main parties are offering.

Autistic people of any age can make meaningful friendships based on kindness, empathy, and inclusion.