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The Dark Side of the Stim: Self-injury and Destructive Habits – The Artism Spectrum In my previous article, Stimming 101, I wrote about autistic stimming as a normal and healthy aspect of autistic identity. While this is most often the case, I want to follow up with a slightly differ...

What’s Your Function? | The Artism Spectrum The difference between high functioning autism and low functioning is that high functioning means your deficits are ignored, and low functioning means your assets are ignored. Laura Tisoncik If y...