30 phrases about autism to raise awareness of your behavior

Someone with autism taught me that love doesn’t need words.

Autistic people see the world from a different angle.

Autism is not the end of the world. It is the beginning of a new path.

Autism cannot be cured, it is understood!

Respect, patience and understanding are the greatest weapons.

Some people with autism may not be able to speak or respond to their name, but they can still hear their words and feel their kindness.

Autism participates in our humanity as much as the ability to dream.

Kathleen Seidel

Autism has no face. The diagnosis is not a sentence.

Any autistic person can be, surprisingly, brilliant, and they deserve a more aware and tolerant society.

Autism is not the enemy. The enemy is prejudice.

Doctors have determined an effective treatment for people with autism. it’s called respect

It’s always important to remember that people with autism have feelings too. Be sensitive and tolerant.

Autism is not a disease. It’s just a difference!

Life is like a puzzle. We should stop trying to fit people where they don’t fit

Autism needs to be understood. We don’t need defenders. We need educators.

Your autism isn’t contagious, but your smile is.

Children with autism are colorful – they are usually very beautiful and, like the rainbow, they stand out.

There needs to be a lot more emphasis on what a person can do rather than what they can’t do.

Autism cannot define me. I define autism.

It’s just a way of seeing the world with a unique way of being.

Differences make up the whole.

Let love be the only behavior.

We cannot look at everything with the same eyes. Each weight requires a measurement.

It is necessary to respect, even more, what is unknown to us.

Autism is much more than any shallow definition.

We should stop trying to fit people in where they don’t.

It’s a unique way of being and a different way of seeing the world.

May inclusion be the rule and never the exception.

Let no action or definition be disrespectful and restrictive.

Autism is part of this world, not a world apart.