Is ABA Really “Dog Training for Children”? A Professional Dog Trainer Weighs In.
Carol Millman
March 27, 2019
Carol Millman, a professional dog trainer, compares ABA to dog training in this powerful expose.
Justice
Bullying and Resignation
Jeremy
February 20, 2019
Resignation. “The acceptance of something undesirable but inevitable.”[note]https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/resignation[/note] I believe resignation is the saddest emotion one can experience, and it’s almost as sad to witness
Food For Thought: Why do people have to divulge personal information to avoid hugs?
saspieblog
February 5, 2019
What does it take to decline a hug? What happens when you try? Is it respected?
What’s in a Word: Asperger’s and Hate Groups, or the Cassandras
Terra Vance
January 24, 2019
An expose on active hate groups targeting autistics. The Cassandras are usually partners of men they suspect to have Asperger’s but who are not diagnosed.
An Open Letter to The Spectator in Riposte to the Article Against Neurodiversity
Terra Vance
January 21, 2019
The days of apologizing for existing are over. This is not a movement anymore. It’s a revolution.
An open letter to the Spectator’s anti-neurodiversity article: THE DANGERS OF NEURODIVERSITY
Humble Aspie
January 21, 2019
This is my response to the quite-frankly, ravingly-paranoid article I found printed in hard copy in the magazine. The infamous blogger and social media contributor,
Don’t Call Me White
hughmorous
January 4, 2019
On labels and the illusions they create: when is a label okay, and when does it give rise to supremacy?
What’s in a Word: Asperger’s and Employers
Terra Vance
January 2, 2019
Employers unwittingly stifle the talent and capacity of their neurodiverse employees.
Life-Saving Advice for Those Who See
Guerilla Aspie
January 1, 2019
A conversation between the world and
What’s in a Word: Asperger’s and the APA
Terra Vance
December 30, 2018
Few words in behavioral science come with more controversy and contention than Asperger’s. This series focuses on the word, Asperger’s, and the many antagonists to