Are there any non-autism-related blogs that shape the way you think about autism? I wanted to share some of the blogs I find invaluable:
1. The Happiness Project
First there was the blog, now there’s a book. A few years ago, Gretchen Rubin set out on a project to become happier and blogged about it. What I like most about her approach is that she gives you concrete tips and facts. While positive thinking is a nice idea, if I’m not given small, concrete steps it’s daunting to know where to start.
Gretchen has different kinds of posts – videos, interviews, quotes, and anecdotes. My favorites are her Wednesday Tips, which are the most direct and useful (like 6 Tips for Coping with the Fact that You’ve Forgotten Someone’s Name). You’ll find the entire collection in the right sidebar.
2. The Friendship Blog
Readers write in with questions about friends and friendship, and The Friendship Doctor responds with helpful advice. So kind of like Dear Abby for friendships. Supposedly the focus is on female friendships, but I think there’s something for everyone here, as there’s a lot to be learned from observing other people’s relationships and how they’re handled.
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Interesting blogs. The idea on how to become happier is wonderful. Also what to do when u forget someone’s name…heavens that is a problem I have all the time. I know faces and forget where I know them from…I must be getting old.
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