Hiding your identity can make the internet a much safer place for a disabled young person. Here's what I recommend to protect yourself.
Disabled Teens: Protect Your Anonymity Online
Category: Advice
Maybe I can help you.
Fixing Emotional Sand Castles
How do you cheer up a sad person? Why does saying "calm down" make it worse? It all makes sense when you know this simple rule.
Luna’s College Success Secrets
How did I do so well in college, despite my disabilities? Fear not: Luna tells all. Use these secrets for good and not evil.
Autism: Telling My Professors
Disclosing disability to college professors can be a challenge. Today I'd like to share my successful strategies.
Quarantine and Autism: Why My Family is OK
My family is doing okay in isolation, and our lifestyle is part of the reason why. Let's talk about ways to make it easier.
Parents: Stop Blaming Yourselves for Autism
Too many parents blame themselves for their children's autism. It's time to set yourself free.
Positive and Anti-Negative Action and Activist Burnout
How do you avoid burnout while making a difference? Learning the two types of activism may help.
What “Welcome to Holland” Gets Wrong
One of the most popular essays on raising a disabled child doesn't quite match most parents' reality.
7 Things an Autistic Person with Anxiety Wants You to Know
Parents, teachers, therapists and caregivers may wonder what it's like to be an autistic person with anxiety issues. Today, I talk about my experiences and how to be helpful to someone like me.
A Confirmed Autistic’s Guide to Self-Diagnosis
If your access to resources is limited, you may be considering self diagnosis. You may worry about whether you can get the help you need. Here's a guide to making the most of a tough situation.
