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The Sensory Perception Quotient (SPQ) is a 92-item self-report questionnaire that explores how readily you detect and distinguish sensory information.
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Through our This I Believe series, members of the Embrace Autism community share the beliefs, experiences, and moments that have shaped their lives.
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Through our This I Believe series, members of the Embrace Autism community share the beliefs, experiences, and moments that have shaped their lives.
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Every autistic person has a unique way of experiencing and making sense of the world.
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Every autistic person has a unique way of experiencing and making sense of the world.
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The Adolescent/Adult Sensory Profile (A/ASP) is a 60-item self-report questionnaire that explores how you notice and respond to sensory experiences in everyday life.
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The ADHD Traits Profile Questionnaire (ADTPQ) is designed to help you explore patterns of traits commonly associated with ADHD.
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The Autistic Burnout Measure (ABM) is a questionnaire designed to measure autistic burnout by assessing changes across several areas of your life and functioning.
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The Autistic Traits Profile Questionnaire (ATPQ) is designed to help you explore patterns of traits commonly considered when clinicians assess someone for autism.
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Autistic burnout is often described as profound exhaustion, sensory overload, and reduced functioning.
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A new 2026 study suggests that repeatedly having your experiences dismissed, minimized, or disbelieved may play an important role in suicidality among autistic adults.
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Sensory Overload May Drive Demand Avoidance in PDA Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) is often described as a profile of autism characterized by an extreme avoidance of everyday demands.
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A 2025 study suggests that while autistic burnout and depression are related, they are not the same thing; autistic burnout has its own unique characteristics.
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A 2025 study analyzed nearly 249 Reddit discussions to better understand how autistic people experience burnout, and what helped them recover.
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Many autistics feel better after rest or time off, but crash again when life resumes.
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Many adults in autistic burnout describe reaching a point where rest no longer works.
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Autistic burnout can be difficult to recognize at first, until it becomes unmistakable.
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In this article, we will explore more broadly what the RAADS–R measures, what it consists of, how to take the test, and how to interpret your score.
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The diagnostic criteria for autism of the DSM-5 can be confusing, ableist, and pathology-based.
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For many autistics, autistic burnout is the cost we pay for forcing success in a neurotypical world and adhering to neurotypical standards.
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Is this anxiety… or is this autism?
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Following rules is not necessarily important to autistic people, yet some rules are followed pedantically.
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Autistic people may feel exhausted after socializing, which is often mistaken for disinterest in others.
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Masking debt is the long-term cost of repeatedly hiding natural autistic responses and traits to meet social expectations.
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We received 18 wonderful ‘This I Believe’ (autism edition) essays, and we were amazed by the quality and originality of your submissions!
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Eva: Some see kindness as a weakness; in this article, I explore kindness as a profound strength—to be kind even when others are not, and perhaps warm a cold heart and create human connections.
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Eva: In this article, I explore the many ways in which an autism/AuDHD diagnosis can be meaningful and beneficial.
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To end 2025, we invite you to share your story in our first-ever ‘This I Believe’-style autism edition essay contest!
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Dr.
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Claims have been made about a causal link between Tylenol and autism.
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Here is my conversation with Dr.
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I was recently interviewed by NPR alongside Marian Schembari, author of ‘A Little Less Broken: How an Autism Diagnosis Finally Made Me Whole’.)
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Please note: This article was originally written more than five years ago.
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“I always did well in school.
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A link has been found between autism, high intelligence, and giftedness.
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This article explores the barriers to accurately diagnosing and effectively treating substance use disorders (SUD) in autistic individuals.
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Recent research suggests that autistic people are nearly twice as likely to develop a substance use disorder, and are prone to addiction in general.
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To remain regulated and functioning, we need to be able to dissipate stress.
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The Perth Alexithymia Questionnaire (PAQ) is a 24-item self-report measure of all three components of alexithymia across negative and positive emotions.
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Ember: Do you—like myself—have an obsessive & compulsive preoccupation with being a good person?
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Jade: I finally had a chance to read ‘The Ultimate Guide to Autistic Burnout’ by my colleagues.
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As a typographer and type designer, I LOVE letters.
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Selective mutism is often misunderstood as a childhood disorder.
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RFK Jr.’s recent statements about autism are not only inaccurate—they are profoundly dehumanizing.
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Dr.
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Black autistic individuals have shaped history, culture, and advocacy, yet remain underrecognized due to systemic erasure, racial bias, and digital segregation.
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Dr.
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In honour of International Women’s Day 2025, I wanted to shine a light on the women throughout history who may have been autistic—women whose brilliance, creativity, and resilience shaped the world.
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Navigating higher education as an autistic person comes with unique challenges, including accessing appropriate support.
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For many autistic individuals, the journey to self-discovery is not straightforward; it often unfolds in stages—influenced by personal experiences, societal expectations, and available information.