A collection of resources, personal stories, and professional insights dedicated to the autism community in Nepal.
Sensory sensitivity is one of the most powerful yet often misunderstood aspects of autism. For many individuals on the Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) spectrum, everyday sensory input light, sound, smell, taste, texture, movement can become overwhelming or underwhelming.
Autism is not a condition that suddenly appears; it develops gradually, often revealing itself through subtle differences in communication, behavior, and social interaction during early childhood.
Behaviours in autism can include differences in communication, social interaction, sensory responses, routines, play, learning, and emotional regulation
Stimming In Autism is one of the most noticed and most misunderstood aspects of autism. Parents may first see hand flapping, rocking, humming, pacing, spinning objects, repeating words, or rubbing surfaces and immediately worry that the behavior must be stopped.
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