There seems to be a constant stream of people on this site talking about how they struggle with socialising, how they never learned to do it and they often wish they could.
I've been reading up on how parents / carers are teaching autistic children these skills in their early years to compensate for this issue and to try to allow the child a better chance to at least know what is going on in social situations and how they are expected to interact if they choose to do so.
I wonder if there is any appetite for an article that runs through the same sort of steps with it aimed more at adults who want to learn the skills.
There needs to be caveats to explain that there is energy cost for doing this as an autist and that it may not work for everyone but I wanted to get some feedback before spending time writing something to this effect as a pilot piece.
I suspect it will need to be framed as advice suggested by autists rather than a scholarly piece but there will be references quoted and it will be peer reviewed
What do you think?
Any thoughts on what you want to see in it?
