Autism in Nicks words
TEN QUESTIONS THAT I AM FREQUENTLY ASKED People are nosey bastards, aren’t they? They’ve always got questions to ask and answers to seek! And most of the time I don’t have time to answer those people. So, here are the 10 questions that I am frequently asked! ONE Q. Why do you wear the colour… Continue reading TEN QUESTIONS THAT I AM FREQUENTLY ASKED
TEN THINGS THAT CALM AUTISTIC NICK Remaining calm becomes difficult when people are flooded with emotions or stimuli. People who experience difficulties processing sensory information, such as myself and who also has sensory processing disorder (SPD), or highly sensitive people, can sometimes go into a state of sensory overload. Overload occurs when a person experiences… Continue reading TEN THINGS THAT CALM AUTISTIC NICK
AUTISTIC NICK GOES SENSORY SHOPPING As readers of my blog know I’ve been struggling and having some sensory issues with items that were in my sensory box that should’ve been able to but ultimately failed to bring me the sensory pleasures that they once had. https://autisticnick.com/2022/02/14/autistic-nick-abandons-his-sensory-box/ I’ve gone back and forth with these items, taking… Continue reading AUTISTIC NICK GOES SENSORY SHOPPING
AUTISTIC NICK AND RETURNING TO WORK December it was a blink and you’ll miss it kind of a month. One minute you’re enjoying a prawn cocktail in a 30 degree heat by your swimming pool and the next minute you blink and you’re waking up albeit with a slight hangover and it’s Jan the 1st… Continue reading AUTISTIC NICK AND RETURNING TO WORK
THE TOP TEN SIGNS THAT I'M BECOMING OVERWHELMED It’s not often always clear or obvious that I am feeling overwhelmed as an Autistic person. I don’t stand up from my chair at work and yell out “I’m feeling overwhelmed.” So, if you see me in the office at work and I’m displaying any of the… Continue reading THE TOP TEN SIGNS THAT I’M BECOMING OVERWHELMED
AUTISTIC NICK AND HOW BEST TO COMMUNICATE WITH HIM A TOP TEN LIST Communicating as an Autistic person is an exhausting process, it is more hard work for people with Autism. We’ve got to remember such a lot of things and pick up on social cues and it’s a tiring part of our daily life.… Continue reading AUTISTIC NICK AND HOW BEST TO COMMUNICATE WITH HIM A TOP TEN LIST
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