There are many reasons why people might lose control, often as a result of sensory- or social-overload, or linked to strong emotions such as anger, sadness, or fear. Read the post or watch the video to learn more.
Who says you’re out of control? Thinking about the people you’re with and the situations where you have lost control of yourself will help you become the master of your own actions and reactions. You can read the post here, or if you’d rather watch and listen.
In this, the fourth part of the Control series, we look at consequences: What can Happen if You Lose Control? The consequences will vary, depending on what you do when you’re out of control, where you are when it happens, and especially important, whether you’re under or over 18 years of age. For more, watch the video or read the post.
Unboxing Working While Autistic I just got my copies of Working While Autistic: Thrive in a Career You Love, the fifth (and probably last) book in my “Adulting While Autistic” series. The launch date is June 5, 2005. It’s available for purchase anywhere you buy...