My Problem with Autistic Meltdowns
Russell James
June 10, 2021
Autistic meltdowns are an inevitable and necessary part of our lives. When they become part of the shame-rage cycle, we start to see problems.
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What I Wish Neurotypicals Knew About Meltdowns
Jude Clee
February 25, 2021
After a poorly-timed meltdown at a wedding, Jude Clee thinks about what she wished people understood about meltdowns.
EQ Skills as an Imperative to Formal Curriculum?
Jo Bloggs
November 29, 2020
I am a passionate advocate of EQ as an essential part of early years formal education. I know for sure that some of my issues would never have taken root so deeply had an education system been in place which valued the growth of the individual.
URGENT: Matthew Rushin is in Prison for Being Black and Autistic
Terra Vance
June 9, 2020
Matthew Rushin, a young Black autistic and ADHD man, was a mechanical engineering student at Old Dominion University when a traffic accident lead to a sentence which would
The Horror of Task Interruption – 12 Neurodivergent People Explain the Unbearable Feeling of Being Ripped Away from Their Thoughts
Jaime A. Heidel - The Articulate Autistic
October 29, 2019
Autistic people have difficulty with being interrupted, and this is often considered to be rigidity or related to emotion regulation. The truth is complicated.
Is It Trauma or Autism? Or Both?
ladysnessa
July 25, 2019
Being diagnosed with PTSD was one of the most validating things I’ve ever experienced. Not only did it lead me down a path of healing,
