Active Screen Time and Neurodivergence

The pandemic has forced the world to work, socialize, and entertain themselves all through screens. Particularly, children have separated from their playgrounds and classrooms to remote technology. Digital evenings and Zoom classes beg the question: how much screen time is helpful?

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Autism & Sensory Overload

Have you ever had the experience of your computer or laptop just shutting down because of too many tabs being open? It just crashes doesn’t it? With an overload of information in it! Well, our human brains are just like a computer, but imagine the same thing happening to an individual with autism.  The brains

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Autism: Why fit in when you were born to stand out?

If you’ve met one person with Autism, then you’ve met one person with Autism – Stephen Shore Have you come across the Netflix show “Atypical” or “Love on the Spectrum”? Okay, if not this, then for all the Bollywood fanatics, surely you have seen Priyanka Chopra in “Barfi” or Shah Rukh Khan in “My Name

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