Tyler Talks
In this free weekly newsletter, international best selling author and speaker on the topic of Autism, Tyler McNamer, shares many personal and effective strategies to make autism more workable.
Balancing Both Worlds: Finding Strength in Retreat and Return
Hello AutismWorks Community,
Sometimes the world can feel like too much—too loud, too fast, too overwhelming. For many individuals with autism, retreating into their own world isn’t avoidance—it’s a coping mechanism, a way to find calm and clarity when everything outside feels chaotic.
And that’s...
Mar 25, 2025
A Soundtrack of Self-Discovery
Hello AutismWorks Community,
Music is one of the most personal and powerful forms of expression. It can set a mood, bring back memories, or even help us understand emotions that words can’t quite capture. For me, music has always been a journey—one that started with classical compositions, then m...
Mar 18, 2025
Embracing Adventure: The Ride Toward Independence
Hello AutismWorks Community,
Adventure isn’t just about going somewhere new—it’s about discovering who you are along the way. For me, adventure started with my mom and her motorcycle. She took me on journeys that opened my eyes to the world beyond my routine, teaching me the thrill of exploration...
Mar 11, 2025
Unlocking Potential: Celebrating Neurodiverse Talents at Work
Hello AutismWorks Community,
The workplace is enriched by diversity in all forms, and neurodiverse individuals bring unique strengths, perspectives, and skills that contribute to innovation and success. From attention to detail and creative problem-solving to unmatched focus, individuals with aut...
Mar 04, 2025
Bouncing Back Stronger: Building Resilience After Setbacks
Hello AutismWorks Community,
Setbacks are a natural part of life, but they don’t have to define us. Instead, they can be stepping stones toward personal growth, learning, and strength. For individuals with autism, setbacks may come in the form of social challenges, academic struggles, or difficul...
Feb 25, 2025
Stress-Free Adventures: Sensory-Friendly Travel Tips
Hello AutismWorks Community,
Traveling can be an exciting adventure, but for individuals with autism, the unfamiliar environments, changes in routine, and sensory overload can make it a bit overwhelming. With the right preparation, traveling can become a positive and enriching experience that cr...
Feb 18, 2025
Empowering Voices: How to Build Self-Advocacy Skills
Hello AutismWorks Community,
Self-advocacy is the ability to speak up for your needs, preferences, and rights. For individuals with autism, developing this skill can lead to increased independence, stronger self-confidence, and better outcomes in school, work, and personal relationships.
In this ...
Feb 11, 2025
Mastering Organization and Focus: Executive Functioning Tips
Hello AutismWorks Community,
Executive functioning plays a crucial role in managing daily tasks, from organizing activities to completing goals. For individuals with autism, challenges in this area can affect time management, task completion, and overall independence. But with the right strategie...
Feb 04, 2025
Managing Big Feelings: Tools for Emotional Regulation
Hello AutismWorks Community,
Emotions are a big part of life, but they can sometimes feel overwhelming—especially for individuals with autism. Whether it’s frustration, excitement, or sadness, learning to navigate these feelings is an essential skill for personal growth and well-being.
In this ed...
Jan 28, 2025
Routines That Work: Creating Stability and Adapting to Change
Hello AutismWorks Community,
For many individuals with autism, routines offer comfort, stability, and a sense of control in a world that can sometimes feel unpredictable. However, life is full of changes, and knowing how to adapt routines when transitions or unexpected events occur is just as imp...
Jan 21, 2025
The Hidden Dangers of People-Pleasing
Hello AutismWorks Community,
At first glance, being a “people-pleaser” might seem like a positive trait—it often comes from a genuine desire to make others happy. However, constantly putting others’ needs before your own can lead to emotional exhaustion and strained relationships. When people-ple...
Jan 14, 2025
Eye Contact: Understanding and Respecting Differences
Hello AutismWorks Community,
Eye contact is often considered a cornerstone of communication, but for many individuals with autism, it can feel overwhelming or uncomfortable. While some people naturally use eye contact to connect, others communicate in different ways that are just as meaningful.
I...
Jan 07, 2025
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