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TRLet’s talk about “high-functioning autism” (old TikTok repost) #neurodivergent #autistic #autism
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BEHigh Functioning Autism (Level 1 Autism) can look like. #fyp #trending #foryoupage #viral #foryou
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_LDo you experience any of these traits? ❤️ #autism #autismawareness #highfunctioningautism #neurodivergent #autistictraits
@_lauriefaulkner
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MUAutism doesn’t always look the way people expect 💙
My son is what society labels as “high-functioning” — he’s verbal, confident, full of personality, and loves to talk. And yet, he is still autistic.
I’m sharing this to help raise awareness and show other mums that autism is a spectrum. Every child is different, and there isn’t just one way it “looks.”
Behind the smiles and confidence, there can still be challenges — and that’s okay. Our children deserve understanding, patience, and acceptance exactly as they are ✨
If you’re a parent navigating something similar, you’re not alone 🤍
#autismawareness #autismacceptance #actuallyautistic #autismmom #autismawarenessmonth
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GL✨ Different minds. Same joy. ✨
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but play speaks a language they both understand 🤍
At our centre, we don’t label children by diagnoses —
we understand their needs, strengths, and developmental stage 🧠🌱
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DRHigh-functioning autism often goes unnoticed—not because it isn’t real, but because it’s misunderstood.
Many people on the autism spectrum are verbal, intelligent, and capable… yet feel chronically exhausted, overwhelmed, or “out of sync” socially. Over time, this can look like anxiety, ADHD, OCD, or depression—when those are actually secondary to how the brain is wired.
This isn’t about lacking empathy or effort.
It’s about a brain that processes sensory input, social cues, and predictability differently.
If this resonates—for you, your child, or someone you love—save this, share it, and follow for more neuroscience-based mental health education.
👇 Comment “ME” if this helped you put words to something you’ve always felt.
#autism #autismspectrum #aspergers
@drstevenstorage
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AUThese autism traits are often looked over and misunderstood.
Autism traits are not problems to be fixed. They just deserve understanding without judgement.
#autism #autismtraits #stimming #autismacceptance #signs
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@autismdetect
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KAWhen people use “high/low functioning” to describe an autistic person, they’re generally referring to the person’s level of communication.
We need to acknowledge there’s a lot more to autism and someone’s overall functionality than just communication. Saying “high functioning” implies there is minimal struggle. Saying “low functioning” implies a person has no personal strengths.
Instead of dealing with those untrue implications, AND in order to be ACCURATELY descriptive, referring to a person’s communication ability makes more sense to me.
What do you think??
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@kaelynnvp
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MOHere’s a comprehensive list of signs of autism in infants and toddlers:
Social Interaction and Communication
- Limited or no eye contact
- Lack of response to their name by 9-12 months
- Rarely smiling in social situations
- Limited or no gestures (e.g., pointing, waving)
- Difficulty understanding or expressing emotions
- Avoidance of physical contact or cuddling
- Lack of interest in interactive games (e.g., peek-a-boo)
- Limited or no pretend play
- Difficulty noticing or responding to others’ feelings
- Prefers to be alone or shows little interest in other children
Behavioral Patterns
- Repetitive movements (e.g., hand flapping, rocking, spinning)
- Intense focus on specific objects or activities
- Lining up toys or objects
- Resistance to changes in routine
- Obsessive interests in unusual objects or materials
- Repeating words or phrases (echolalia)
- Unusual attachment to specific objects
- Tantrums or distress for no apparent reason
- Difficulty mixing with other children
Sensory Sensitivities
- Overreacting or underreacting to sounds, lights, textures, or smells
- Unusual reactions to sensory experiences (e.g., heat, cold, pain)
- Extreme sensitivity to certain sensory inputs
- Avoidance of certain textures or sensations
Developmental Delays
- Delayed speech or language skills
- Uneven development of motor skills (e.g., fine vs. gross motor)
- Regression of previously acquired skills (e.g., speech, social behaviors)
- Limited or no babbling by 12 months
- Delayed or absent milestones (e.g., walking, talking)
Other Characteristics
- Walking predominantly on toes
- Difficulty following simple verbal instructions
- Lack of interest in sharing objects or activities
- Reduced or muted facial expressions
- Unusual eating or sleeping habits
- Apparent insensitivity to pain
- Lack of fear or excessive fear of dangers
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@momshealthcarenavigator
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VAIf these traits sound familiar to you, please know that you’re not alone🩵These signs might be part of your neurodivergent journey. But remember, only a licensed professional can offer an official diagnosis.
#autism #autismawareness
@vanezmu
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TOWhich one surprised you? #ADHD #Autism #Neurodiverse #AUDHD #ASD #ActuallyAutistic
@tom_gilding
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AUThere’s no such thing as mild or high functioning autism.
Yes autism is a spectrum.
Yes it is experienced differently by each autistic person.
Yes high support needs autistic people have, well, higher support needs.
But no one who meets the diagnostic criteria for autism has it “mildly,” otherwise they wouldn’t be autistic.
Labels like mild, high functioning, and Level 1 (low support needs) are much more about how easy the autistic person is for allistic people to be around. Not how the autistic person actually experiences their own autism on the inside.
#autisticadult #autism #autistic #highfunctioningautism #mildautism
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