Judy Endow, MSW is an autistic author and international speaker on a variety of autism-related topics. Learn more at www.judyendow.com .
Social Rules that Change with Age
by Judy Endow The “hidden curriculum” refers to
Autism and Eating Out
Autistic author and consultant, Judy Endow, shares strategies for managing sensory sensitivities when eating out.
The Hidden Rules of Christmas
by Judy Endow Christmas will soon be here again.
Fear, Anxiety and Autistic “Behavior”
When it comes to autism and "behaviors" it's better to understand and work with -- not on--the autistic person who is employing the behavior.
Autism, Visual Schedules and Prompting
Verbally prompting each step of a sequence isn’t an expedient way for many students with autism to learn routines.
Autism, Perseveration and Holding onto Thoughts
Autism, Perseveration and Holding onto Thoughts by Judy
Autism and Public Perception
Autism and Public Perception by Judy Endow
Good Morning America: Called Out
As an autistic person I have my share of differences.
Autistic Patterns of Thoughts and Emotions
I use the movement of things outside of me for
Uniquely Human Neurotribe
This past summer two new autism books were released within
Autism, Transition Programs and the Impact of Poverty on Self-Advocacy
I am an autistic woman who has lived both in
Visual Accommodations and Blessings of My Autism
The visual sensory aspects of the way autism plays out
Autism and Changing Classroom Strategies
The field of autism is very new – not even 100 years old yet! This means we are constantly learning new things. We now know that what works for most children to learn does not always work for autistic children. In fact, it can be detrimental to their learning. Those of us in the field of autism will likely need to change the way we deliver help to those who seek it and change the way we teach our students.
Autism and Processing Social Information
My autistic neurology means that I am not good at
Autism and Stubbornness
I am an autistic woman. Most of my life people
Using Autistic Strengths to Make Friendships Work
I am an intelligent autistic woman. I manage my own
Autistic Burnout
Each individual who has an autism spectrum diagnosis got that
Autism and A Changing Sensory System
Something about autistic sensory difference that I do not see addressed in the literature is the fact that sensory system needs change over time.
Autism and Non-Fluid Speech
I am a speaking autistic woman. Even so, I rarely
Autism and Visual Detail
Because of my autism I often experience sensory overload. Many
Autism and Hiring Help
I recently moved. It involved working with a realtor, a
The Hidden Curriculum About Fat
Just started another diet. I am determined to lose a
Scientific Validation of Autistic Humanity
When I was a teenager, the “too much” of life
Autism, Sensory Regulation and Movement Fluidity
Many any individuals with classic autism seem to have neurological
Autism and Stuck Emotions
It has taken most my lifetime for me to begin
Autism, Inflexibility and Diversity
A universal assumption about autism is that autistic people tend
I Paint to Share My Autistic Experience
I started painting with acrylics in 2012. I wanted to
“Autistic People Should…”
Feb. 23, 2013 was this flash blog day. Autistics were
Autistic Adults Do Not Look Like Autistic Children
I recently presented to a room full of people on
Outsmarting the Hard of Autism to Attend Live Theater
I love musicals and other live theater performances. About five
High-Functioning or Low-Functioning?
In this life I am missing the ability to go
Autistic Pride
This week someone asked me if I was proud to