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A young child sitting with their head down, paired with text about Level 2 autism behavior, aggression, refusal, meltdowns, and access drops through a nervous system lens.
03 Jul
autism parenting, Uncategorized

Level 2 Autism Behavior: When Aggression, Refusal, or Meltdowns Are a Signal That Access Already Dropped

  • July 3, 2026
  • By author-avatar stephaniekerwin
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Why Level 2 Autism Behavior Is Often Misunderstood Many Level 2 autisti...

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Child sitting with arms folded over knees and head resting on hands, looking overwhelmed and withdrawn, representing nervous system dysregulation in autism and PDA
05 Apr
ADHD, After school meltdowns, Autism support, Early Childhood Development and Parent Support, Level 1 autism, masking, pahological demand avoidance, Parent resources, parent support

What Level 1 Autism and PDA Can Actually Look Like (When It Doesn’t Look “Severe”)

  • October 6, 2026
  • By author-avatar stephaniekerwin
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What Level 1 Autism and PDA Can Actually Look Like (When It Doesn’t Look “Severe”) ...

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