Autistic Adult
AutismBC Adults Goes: Cooking with Chef Eamonn
Join us for an online Zoom Cooking class with Chef Eamonn. Cooking and meal prepping is a massive life skill! We can certainly add some […]
Reasons Autism Self-diagnosis is Valid
Many people believe autism diagnoses aren’t valid unless they’re supported by a doctor. However, self-diagnosis can be valid too. Here are some reasons to support self-diagnosis.
AutismBC Adults Goes: Cooking with Chef Eamonn
Join us for an online Zoom Cooking class with Chef Eamonn. Cooking and meal prepping is a massive life skill! We can certainly add some […]
AutismBC Socials: Yoga Club
AutismBC Socials offer community members with common interests and hobbies a way to connect openly and safely online. Join Noelle’s Introduction to Yoga and Movement […]
Nic Robins on volunteering and work in construction
Nic Robins is an autistic adult who has been volunteering with Habitat for Humanity for four years. We caught up with him on what it’s like to work on a construction site and what he’s been learning. Check out the bottom of this post to see how you can help bring low-to-middle income families out of the poverty rental cycle.
From Anxiety and ADHD to Autism with Julia Mitchell
From Anxiety and ADHD to Autism I refer to myself interchangeably (I have autism / I am autistic); however, I prefer it when other people […]
Childhood diagnosis and autistic adulthood with Elli Sy
From Diagnosis to Now Getting a childhood diagnosis and growing into adulthood can be challenging for autistic people. Here’s my experience with the process. My […]
Parenting as a neurodivergent dad with Bruce Petherick
You identify as being neurodivergent. For those who aren’t familiar with that word, what does it mean to you? One of the first books about […]
