Posts tagged autism research
Health and Neurological Patterns in the Sensitive Autistic Phenotype: Research Findings by Julie Bjelland, LMFT

New research on the Sensitive Autistic Phenotype reveals key health and neurological patterns in autism. A recent survey highlights common conditions like gut issues, anxiety, sleep struggles, executive dysfunction, chronic pain, and medication sensitivity. These findings stress the need for neurodivergent-affirming healthcare. Read the full report to explore key trends.

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Understanding Autism in Women: A Comprehensive Guide for Individuals and Practitioners by Julie Bjelland, LMFT

Understanding Autism in Women provides a comprehensive, research-backed guide to recognizing, diagnosing, and supporting sensitive autistic women. It empowers individuals and practitioners with practical strategies and deeper insights into neurodivergence.

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20 Common Traits of Sensitive Autistic Women: Dispel Old Stereotypes by Julie Bjelland, LMFT

Discover 20 common traits of autistic women, challenging outdated stereotypes and highlighting their unique strengths and challenges. Explore autism resources, education, support groups, and consultations to foster greater empathy and understanding.

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