When the fixation aspect of autism kicks when things go wrong, how do you let go and move on?
When the fixation aspect of autism kicks when things go wrong, how do you let go and move on?
You may find this self-help article interesting, it's for autistic/ADHD people about "getting stuck in ruminating on a problem or worry, or we can get stuck unable to start something, or to change tasks" medium.com/.../loops-of-concern-revisited-6dc81ce09bd0
You may find this self-help article interesting, it's for autistic/ADHD people about "getting stuck in ruminating on a problem or worry, or we can get stuck unable to start something, or to change tasks" medium.com/.../loops-of-concern-revisited-6dc81ce09bd0