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===Welcome to the Autistic Burnout Wiki!=== | |||
This is a peer-support resource to allow autistic individuals and their families to share techniques and strategies for managing autism-related burnout. It is mostly focused on high-functioning individuals trying to live with minimal support, but is open to anyone. | |||
This wiki is split into four major sections: | |||
; The [[Definition]] of autistic burnout | |||
: Most people are familiar with the term, but there are special nuances regarding burnout in autistic people. | |||
; How to [[Avoid]] burnout | |||
: It's always better to prevent burnout from happening in the first place. | |||
; How to [[Mitigate]] burnout | |||
: If it cannot be avoided, there are strategies to minimize the impact of burnout. | |||
; How to [[Recover]] afterward | |||
: Burnout can last hours, days, months, or years depending on various circumstances. There are several ways to reduce recovery time. |
Revision as of 01:47, 20 January 2025
Welcome to the Autistic Burnout Wiki!
This is a peer-support resource to allow autistic individuals and their families to share techniques and strategies for managing autism-related burnout. It is mostly focused on high-functioning individuals trying to live with minimal support, but is open to anyone.
This wiki is split into four major sections:
- The Definition of autistic burnout
- Most people are familiar with the term, but there are special nuances regarding burnout in autistic people.
- How to Avoid burnout
- It's always better to prevent burnout from happening in the first place.
- How to Mitigate burnout
- If it cannot be avoided, there are strategies to minimize the impact of burnout.
- How to Recover afterward
- Burnout can last hours, days, months, or years depending on various circumstances. There are several ways to reduce recovery time.