In this episode of Inside the Aspergers Studio, I talk with Lara Sweeny about Autism and Employment. I get to know her and when she was diagnosed. She calles herself a INTJ. We tackle some of the hardest questions when it comes to employment. I ask her why she thinks why those of us have a hard finding work. We also tackle rejection and keeping jobs. I talk about how we can make the job hunt easier. One of the…
I talk with Anais who is a podcaster of not one podcast, but three of them.. They are How To Relationship Podcast, Musecast (Where she talks about her Favorite band), and Quarantined Happy Hour. We talk about things like, when she was diagnosed, how she handles her ADHD, how she deals with impulsivity when shopping, she also give some great tips on how do deal with it. Also we talk about how her ADHD always makes her feel she is…
Welcome to the new year. In this post I am going to talk about little things that can help you get through you life with no hangups. We all have issues getting through life, things that either make us stop in our tracks and go back and correct our actions to just the little things we miss out of every day life. Lets start with the most simplest thing. No matter where we look it seems everyone is in…
It’s no clue that pets play a important role in everyone’s lives. But more so to those of us who have ASD. If you a dog lover, or cat lover or a lover of mice or rats or hamsters or gerbils. There is one thing that pets give us which is unconditional love. But for those of us on spectrum they teach us a few things. For those of you who are very much antisocial and introverts a pet, can…
I promised myself I would not talk about politics or religion on here, but the out pour of hate for one of our own. Greta Thunberg is a Aspie like the rest of us out there. I also see comments about it’s too late to do anything for our planet, your wrong its not. As my title says, there are so many things we can do. You just need to remind yourself small things matter too. I hear your thoughts,…
When we are feeling down, and worn out, we struggle with our day to day lives. We feel that we are fighting an a uphill battle. That we will never get out of this rut. But than we get a glimmer of something in the distance. That something is Hope. It is said that Hope was one of the two gifts we were given by the Gods. Hope is the first gift that Aeschylus mentions. Chorus: Did you perhaps go…
How many times have you walked into a interview sat down, gone through the whole process and at the end as you walked out thought you nailed it. Than later to either never get a call or to get a email weeks later saying the same old thing “Sorry but we have decided to go another direction” We all know these letter can lead to depression, because we were hoping we impresses the hiring manager. Do not feel alone I…
I know I have talked a lot about my own travel experiences but I have never really given any tips on how someone with Autism should travel. There are so many things you need to do, before you start your journey. To be honest with you I was a bit overwhelmed at times, but I found different things to help me get through the each leg of my trip. Planning This is a big thing. You can’t just go on…
Have you ever wanted to goto college but you sensory issues keep you from going. Either you have problems socializing or the lights bother your eyes and just don’t like being around people. There is something for you. There is a site called Class Central & MOOCs are for you. Now the next question you are going to ask is what is class central and MOOC. Well a MOOC is a Massive Open Online Courses. You can click the link…
Some of you may be wondering what it was like for me. Leaving the comforts of home going off to school on my own and traveling by myself. I know I have talked about my travels and the places I have gone but I never talked about what it was like traveling and dealing with my disability. The first thing I can say, going through life alone is hard enough, but than take me outside of my comforts and it’s…