like a fidget spinner and headphones, and they work well for individuals with autism. Hiles said some people with autism naturally do things that draw attention, like stimming or not following ...

With 74% of children with autism affected by sensory sensitivity, there’s a need to create more sensory-friendly spaces ...

If you live with ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder), you probably deal with a lot of people making assumptions ...

Can you fidget your way to fitness? You can if you're a NEAT person.We're not talking about the organized type of neat. NEAT stands for non-exercise activity thermogenesis.The NEAT Method ...

When the eyes are diverted, it allows for processing thoughts and emotions without the added pressure of social engagement.