Becca Lory Hector, CAS, BCCS
AIR-P Scholar, Cohort 2 (2021-2022)
About
Becca Lory Hector is an advocate, author, researcher, consultant, and speaker passionate about promoting neurodiversity and inclusivity. Her journey has been one of discovery, resilience, and embracing her authentic self. From receiving a late-in-life autism diagnosis to creating her own personal development course, her mission is to help others find their path to a fulfilling and self-empowered life.
Whether individuals are interested in learning more about her journey as a late-identified autistic person, starting their own journey, or simply finding a space that truly understands, uplifts, and motivates them, they will find a welcoming home with her.
She invites others to join her dynamic and inclusive community tailored for late-identified autistic adults, offering the tools, insights, and support needed to live boldly and thrive while embracing their authentic autistic selves.
Institution: University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Project Title: Identifying the Constructs for an Autistic Quality of Life (AQoL) Measure
Project Overview: The study aims to understand and define Autistic Quality of Life (AQoL) from the perspective of autistic adults, identifying factors that contribute to AQoL and its impact on their physical health.