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Two people sitting outside on stone steps in a sunlit courtyard with yellow walls. They are both holding iced coffee drinks and appear to be in the middle of a relaxed conversation. One person is sitting on a lower step looking up, while the other is perched on a higher step leaning forward to speak.

Social Interaction and Autism

Photo by Baruk Granda on Unsplash Some autistic people experience social interaction differently. This article explains what those differences might look like and shares some supportive strategies. What is Social Interaction? Social interaction is how we engage with others and build relationships. For autistic people, the “unwritten rules” of socialising can feel confusing or exhausting. This isn't a lack of desire to connect, but rather a difference in how social sig

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Social Imagination and Autism

Photo by Kaleb Nimz on Unsplash Some autistic people can experience social imagination differently. This article explains social imagination and shares some supportive strategies. What is Social Imagination? Social imagination is the ability to understand and predict other people’s behaviour, even when it isn't stated out loud. It helps us imagine “what if” scenarios and understand abstract concepts. For autistic people, this doesn't mean a lack of creativity—man

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