Michaela Morgan, Author at NeuroClastic

Michaela Morgan

Michaela lives in London and has a background in academic philosophy and professional editing/copywriting. In her spare time, she enjoys caring for plants and photographing plants and nature, as well as moderating a Facebook support group for autistic women. She loves to play simulation games and is trying to learn to make 3D computer models.

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No, Really, I’m Fine (on Alexithymia)

By: Michaela Morgan

On: June 18, 2019

In: Autism, Communication, Empathy, Masking, Perception, Sensory

With: 6 Comments

Alexithymia has never been so thoroughly or thoughtfully defined in all the ways it affects a person who can’t feel exactly how it affects them.

On sense and sensitivity: sensory phenomena in autism

By: Michaela Morgan

On: September 18, 2018

In: Perception, Sensory

With: 2 Comments

The ways in which the autistic brain manages and responds to sensory input are remarkable. Some liken their experience to living and feeling like theirContinue Reading