My Brain Is Autistic
Terra Vance
September 9, 2022
This is a NeuroInclusive story for all ages about how Autistic brains work with free printable PDF. Great for teachers share with students!
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Autism: Not Such a Hidden Disability with Apraxia
Emma
September 5, 2022
Calling autism a “hidden disability” is oversimplifying the facts and lived experience of autistic people whose disability is often seen but misinterpreted.
Neurotypical People Are Not Trash
Bárbara Herrán Salcedo / Autista Construyendo
April 10, 2021
“Neuronormativity” means that being neurotypical is the only regular, natural, and valid way to think, feel, behave, and communicate.
My Neurotypical Friend Meg
The Autistic OT
January 10, 2021
In order for non-Autistic people to communicate effectively with Autistics, they have to adjust to our passion, our authenticity, and our need for room to express ourselves in our language.
Autism: Autistic Empathy is Different
Emma
August 30, 2020
Emma Reardon discusses the difference between her own autistic expression of empathy compared to neurotypical empathy and the role the sensory plays in how we feel and demonstrate empathy.
Culture and Politics, or Why a Neurodiversity Paradigm is Left of Centre
Michelle Sara
April 25, 2020
The way society regards autistics is explored through a political analogy where accommodations for autistics are based on the conservative value of assimilation instead of the progressive value of a cultural mosaic.
For Non-Autistics: How to Survive COVID19 in a World Not Made for Your Neurology
Bárbara Herrán
April 21, 2020
The same traits that non-autistic people have pathologized in autistics are the ones neurotypicals need to adopt in order to make it through this pandemic while their needs are not being met.
More Accessible Version of the Guide for Navigating Autistic Minds
NeuroClastic
April 15, 2020
We have created an English language version of The Guide, which can be downloaded below or by clicking here. We have also updated the original post with a link to this version.
The Double Standard: On Growing Up Autistic
Chasing The Whale
April 6, 2020
Conversion therapy, aspie supremacy, and diagnosis denial before age ten, and then came the shame and masking. Eventually, there was enlightenment, acceptance, activism, and pride.
Butterfly in a Blender
shannonlyonsfrood
April 5, 2020
Indelibly autistic is a state of being, a joyous intensity of grace. It is a sensory wonderland in many ways. A universal exploratory foray into the patterns that make our existence so spectacularly cool.
