r/aspd

for those affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder, providing a space for support, discussion, and sharing experiences.

Welcome to r/AspieMemes! 🌟 this is a place for content that captures the reality of being an autistic person through memes, gifs, photos, links, and more.

Aspergirls is a place to share advice and tips for topics related to autism and self-improvement. We help with INTERPERSONAL questions/struggles related to autism and life skills, personal growth, healthy coping mechanisms, etc. We are a support community for autists, please remain civil at all times when posting here. Thank you!

A twin subreddit of r/CPTSDNextSteps, a community for those in recovery. A place for seeking advice, support, validation and to discuss the process of navigating life and it’s challenges. And also celebrating our victories and sharing our interests with others on the healing journey.

a subreddit based on neurodivergent issues, problems and relatable situations we can all relate to as a neurodivergent person.

Autism news, information and support. Please feel free to submit articles to enhance the knowledge, acceptance, understanding and research of Autism and ASD.

For adults who are on the autistic spectrum, or think they might be on the autistic spectrum, regardless of diagnostic status. This is a relaxed, rules-light community, preferring discussion rather than memes and media. If you are here to promote a product, seek an audience or ask for help in dealing with an autistic person, please read our community guide carefully before posting.

Community for autistic people with ADHD to ask advice, vent about your day, share stories, infodump on your special interests and most importantly: be yourself.

A subreddit for people living with IH and their supporters.

Discussion + counterprogramming against coercive psychiatry and the mental health industrial complex. We think many psych diagnoses do not meet basic medical standards. We think many popular interventions can be more harmful than helpful. Survivor-led, but all are welcome here.

If you think you might be autistic - or even if you're on The Quest, to figure out why life seems so much stranger and harder for you than it does for other people - then we made this space for you. It's one thing to read DSM diagnostic criteria or an Autism Parent's lamentations, and another to really hear us as we describe what it feels like to _be_ autistic. Welcome, and please feel free to ask questions! :)

Stuttering Support Group on Reddit: Discussion and information on stuttering.