Autism Family Lab

05/11/2026

Do you really think Austim diagnostic criteria got better?

Feel to comment down below and share your experience!

04/23/2026

Why does autism often become noticeable around age 2?
It’s not what most people think.

04/23/2026

If your child seemed typical… and then around age 2 something changed — you’re not imagining it.
And you didn’t cause it.

This might help you understand why ❤️

04/23/2026

https://youtu.be/PiU_fNt3qFg

Why Autism Often Shows Up at Age 2 (It’s Not What You Think) - Myreen Ahsan

03/18/2026

Last year, I found out that my grandfather is living with dementia.

Like many families, we were left with questions—and the hardest one was this: there is no cure.

At the same time, I have been working on a research project in computational drug discovery, exploring ways to target neurodegenerative diseases at the molecular level. That experience made me realize something important:

Even when we cannot cure, we can still care better.

This video is part of my effort to make brain health more understandable—from neurodiversity to neurodegenerative diseases—and to share simple, research-informed ways we can support people living with dementia.

For Brain Awareness Week 2026, I’m dedicating this to every caregiver, family member, and support system who shows up every day with patience, strength, and compassion.

If this resonates with you, please share it—someone out there might need to hear this today.

Why does dementia happen? And more importantly—what can we actually do to help?This video is part of my journey into understanding the brain—from neurodivers...

03/16/2026

Parenting an autistic toddler can feel like a roller coaster.

One moment they’re laughing… the next they’re melting down because you changed a cup or turned off a show.

You are not a bad parent, and your child is not broken.

Autistic brains often process the world differently — sounds can feel louder, routines matter more, and unexpected changes can be overwhelming.

The good news: small daily habits can make a huge difference.

In this video I share 10 simple, brain-informed habits that can help autistic toddlers feel safer, calmer, and more understood — from visual schedules and transition warnings to creating a calm sensory space.

These ideas are inspired by research in autism neuroscience, sensory processing, and parent-mediated support approaches.

If you’re parenting an autistic child, remember:

Different does not mean less.

And you don’t have to figure it out alone.

https://youtu.be/B7zid35jQOE

Watch here and share with another parent who might need encouragement today.

Parenting an autistic toddler can feel overwhelming. One moment your child is laughing, and the next they’re melting down because a routine changed or a soun...

03/04/2026

https://youtu.be/weWpGPWPts4

What is the difference between Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 Autism? New research reveals that support levels are about information processing and sensory ga...

03/04/2026

https://youtu.be/ZlM4EQ2Z5s8

Autism is rising — now affecting about 1 in 31 children — but not for the reasons many people think. This video breaks down the science, the strengths, and t...

03/04/2026

https://youtu.be/vMb8iVVsgx0

So many of us feel constantly tired, anxious, and unable to focus… but we still can’t put the phone down. We’re sleeping less, paying attention less, and fee...