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Routines in Autism

March 5, 2012

My routines, sometimes more like rigid habits, soothe me.  Without routines in what I do, I get confused and stressed. So, I started reading, “The Power of Habit” by Charles Duhigg.  Evidently, habits become learned then stored in a different part of the brain, the basal ganglia, so we are not using the “thinking” part [...]

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Change is Difficult for me–a Person with Autism

June 1, 2009

My 19-year-old daughter is leaving the nest.  My son went to live with Dad for his high school years.  I’m moving in with my long-time boyfriend.  And, I started my weighted blanket business. I imagine change like this would be difficult for anyone.  Since I have High-Functioning Autism, it is doubly, triply, quadruply difficult for [...]

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