Masking is a coping mechanism where autistic people suppress their natural behaviors—like stimming or direct communication—to blend in or avoid judgment.
The book by Dr. Devon Price is a pivotal guide for neurodivergent individuals, particularly those who have spent years camouflaging their traits to survive in a neurotypical world. What is Masking? Unmasking Autism
Forcing eye contact or suppressing self-soothing movements. Masking is a coping mechanism where autistic people
Mimicking neurotypical social cues or memorizing scripts. deliberate process. 5 Tips for Unmasking
Unmasking is the process of reclaiming your authentic identity and rejecting the pressure to conform. It is often a slow, deliberate process. 5 Tips for Unmasking