The Guardian’s Post

Fact: Many people with autism deeply desire friendships but may struggle with social communication. Some ways you can support and nurture a friendship with someone who has autism are: -Offer a simple, open invitation with no pressure. -Engage with them about their interests and passions. -Respect their comfort zones. . . . #MentalHealthAwareness #Autism #Friendship #Support #Communication #Therapy #MentalHealth #SereneHealth

🌟 Day 21: Gratitude for Community 🌟 Today, we're going to express our gratitude for the supportive community around us. It's about acknowledging the love, support, and companionship we receive from others. Here's your task for the day: Reflect on the people who surround you - family, friends, colleagues, neighbours, or online communities. Write down three things about your community that you're grateful for. It could be the support they've given you, the companionship they've offered, or simply their presence in your life. Spend a few moments reflecting on each of these points, allowing the feeling of gratitude to fill you. If possible, incorporate the guided meditation from Day 17 into this practice. Recognising the value of our community can foster a deep sense of appreciation and connectedness. Share your reflections on community and gratitude on Facebook using the hashtag #SCRGratitudeJourney. I'm excited to hear about your connections! #GratitudeChallenge #SENmums #GratitudeIsHealing #SCRGratitudeJourney #GratitudeGrace #SENmums #SpecialNeedsParenting #GratitudeChallenge #senmum #senparents #additionalneedskids #specialneedskids #specialneedsmum #autismmom #autismmum #specialneedsmom #specialneedsmommy #specialneedsmomlife #specialeducation #aspergers #autism #downsyndrome #cerebralpalsy #sensoryprocessingdisorder #angelmansyndrome #williamssyndrome #adhd