For January, I read Autism in Heels. It was one of the first books I sought to buy and read. I think I read it at just the right time.

It’s late. You’re lying in bed trying to sleep. Your mind is spinning in circles, the same unrelenting and useless thoughts circling from on

Brain dumps. The junk drawer of the journal. You can fill a page with ideas, thoughts, to-do’s, and more. Much like a physical junk drawer,

This is Part 2 of a series on how to get your life together based on lessons I’ve learned and practices I’ve developed over the years.

I have overcome many of life’s obstacles. In more than one way, I still am. However, I am of the mindset that while my life is not where...

Devon Price’s Unmasking Autism is probably the top recommended book to read for Autism. Price outlines the Values-Based Integration Process.