Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) isn't a single experience—it's a spectrum.
Individuals with autism may experience the world differently, processing information in unique ways. This can affect communication, social interactions, and behavior. But these differences are not deficits—they’re part of what makes each person unique. Therapy for Autism is about providing the right support to help individuals navigate their environments, build meaningful relationships, and manage the sensory and social challenges they may face.
Therapy doesn't aim to change who they are; it's about fostering growth, self-understanding, and empowerment.