Youve heard of autism spectrum disorders ASDs but have you ever heard of autism masking If so what does the term autism masking mean to youYour response will undoubtedly be influenced by important factors such asAre you on the autism spectrumDo you support or care for somebody diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorderAre you an expert when it comes to understanding ASDs and supporting autistic peopleDo you or a family member have a recent ASD diagnosisOr do you simply have an interest in learning all about ASDsWhatever your situation is when it comes to understanding ASDs there will always be something new to learn. Thats because autism spectrum disorders are complex and unique to each and every individual.Emma Kendall is diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder and holds a firstclass degree in Autism Special Education. In addition to this her qualifications include Counselling Communication and Personal Skills.Whilst at university Emma studied and researched the social behaviour which is commonly referred to as autism masking or camouflaging.