Discuss upcoming fundraisers, support groups, and online or in-person events. Here is a link to some of our upcoming events that are planned. Thank you
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A space for new visitors and members to introduce themselves and share how they found KindTree.
Discuss upcoming fundraisers, support groups, and online or in-person events. Here is a link to some of our upcoming events that are planned. Thank you
Hello and welcome to the KindTree Autism Rocks community! 💙✨
We’re so glad you’re here! This forum is a safe, supportive, and inclusive space for autistic individuals, allies, caregivers, and advocates to connect, share, and learn from one another.
At KindTree, we believe in empowering the autistic community through creativity, advocacy, and understanding. Whether you’re here to find support, share your journey, or just make friends, you are in the right place!
We’d love to get to know you! Feel free to share:🔹 Your name (or a nickname!)🔹 A fun fact about yourself🔹 What brings you to KindTree Autism Rocks?🔹 Something you’re passionate about!
💡 Example:
“Hey everyone! I’m Alex, an autistic artist who loves painting and nature. I found KindTree while looking for a supportive community, and I’m excited to connect with others who celebrate neurodiversity!”
✅ Be kind and respectful – We uplift each other here!✅ No hate speech, bullying, or discrimination – This is a safe space.✅ Stay on topic – Keep discussions related to autism, creativity, and support.✅ No spam or self-promotion without permission.
🌈 This is YOUR community—make yourself at home! If you have any questions, feel free to ask. We can’t wait to meet you! 🚀
Drop a comment below and say hi! 👇😊
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Welcome to the KindTree Autism Rocks Forum! This is a safe, inclusive, and supportive space for autistic individuals, allies, and advocates to connect, share, and learn. To keep this space positive and respectful, we ask all members to follow these Community Guidelines.
Treat all members with kindness and respect—everyone’s experiences are valid.
No hate speech, slurs, or discrimination based on autism, disability, gender, race, religion, or identity.
Avoid ableist language (e.g., “high-functioning” vs. “low-functioning” labels).
This is a space for encouragement and learning, not criticism.
Avoid questioning someone’s diagnosis or experience—autism presents differently in everyone.
Disagree respectfully—if a discussion gets heated, step back before responding.
No “cures” for autism—we celebrate neurodiversity, and harmful therapies (like “detox” or “chelation”) are not allowed.
Medical discussions should be evidence-based (avoid promoting unverified treatments).
If unsure, ask for trusted resources instead of making assumptions.
No personal attacks, name-calling, or targeting individuals.
No excessive negativity—we welcome open discussions but not personal vendettas.
If you feel unsafe, report the issue to a moderator.
Sensitive topics (e.g., self-harm, trauma) should be shared with care. If you or someone else is in crisis, reach out to professionals.
Avoid graphic descriptions of distress—we support each other, but we are not crisis counselors.
If you’re struggling, visit our Community Resources Page for crisis lines and professional help.
No pyramid schemes, MLMs, or "miracle cures."
No unsolicited fundraising links—if you have a cause, ask for permission before posting.
If you see a scam, report it immediately.
Posts should align with autism, advocacy, events, and community-building.
Off-topic posts (e.g., politics, religion) should be framed in a way that relates to autism.
Memes and lighthearted content are welcome, but avoid spam or excessive off-topic posts.
If a post breaks the rules, moderators may remove it or request edits.
Repeated violations may result in temporary bans or removal from the community.
If you have a concern, message a moderator privately—we’re here to help!
🚀 Thank you for being part of KindTree Autism Rocks! Let’s make this a supportive and welcoming space for all.
Please feel free to share your resources that you may have in this forum. Community Resources and support that may be local. If it is not local at least easily accusable. Share articles, guides, and tips for autistic individuals and their families. And check out our Community Resources section on the website. Thank you
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