The Transition to College: Changes in Disability Supports
April 21, 2021
This blog post has been adapted from “Self-Advocacy: Changes in Disability Supports” from OAR’s resource
The NHS’ World Autism Day Training Video
April 20, 2021
The NHS UK asked consultant, author & psychological therapist Michael Padraig Acton and NHS employee
5 Things Not to Say When Someone Tells You They’re Autistic
April 07, 2021
At some point, it’s going to happen. A “normal-seeming” co-worker, friend, or relative will approach
Autism Is My Not So Secret Superpower
March 10, 2021
I was diagnosed with autism at age 15, shortly after, I enrolled in an honors
What I Learned While Transitioning To Adulthood
February 10, 2021
When reflecting on my transition to adulthood as an autistic adult, I see a roller
Not Just Self-Advocates, but Sexual Self-Advocates
February 02, 2021
When we think of the self-advocacy movement, we think of people with disabilities being in
Addressing College Students’ Mental Health Needs
February 02, 2021
In November, OAR’s Board of Directors authorized funding for six new applied autism research studies
Mentoring Younger Individuals with Autism
February 02, 2021
The late Whitney Houston says it best as she expresses that “everybody is searching for
December 31, 2020
As an autism sexuality advocate, writer, and professional speaker, one question that people often ask
December 30, 2020
Growing up, school for me was, in a word, difficult. I knew this ever since
Peer Support Brings Hope and Strength for Autism Communities
December 16, 2020
The Meaning of Peer Support in Behavioral Health What comes to mind when you think
The Value of Participatory Research: AASPIRE’s Autistic Burnout Study
December 02, 2020
I have a unique position as both an autism researcher and a member of the
