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25 Traits That Point to Autism, Not Just High Sensitivity by Julie Bjelland, LMFT
25 Traits That Point to Autism, Not Just High Sensitivity by Julie Bjelland, LMFT

Many sensitive adults are discovering they’re autistic after years of being misunderstood. Explore 25 traits that may reveal a deeper neurodivergent identity, especially if you’ve related to being “just sensitive.”

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Why Women-Centered Autism Resources Are Essential: Addressing Pushback and Closing the Gaps
Why Women-Centered Autism Resources Are Essential: Addressing Pushback and Closing the Gaps

Some men have expressed frustration about my focus on women’s autism experiences, but this emphasis addresses a longstanding research gap that makes women-centered support essential.

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