Tag: neurodiversity blogger

Don’t miss guest writer, Amazon bestselling author, Michele Pitts-Brown’s fabulous tips on how to advocate for neurodivergent acceptance and inclusion.

Is ABA damaging to autistics? Resident researcher, Sullivan Swift, takes an in-depth look at the research evidence…

If autism can be considered a natural variation in humanity, should we even be seeking a medical diagnosis? Jim Hoerricks, PhD, investigates this theory.

Being non-verbal means different things to different people. Here’s an informative explanation of how it has played out throughout Jim’s life.

Tourette’s is a condition that most people grow out of after adolescence. What happens to the percentage of people who go through to adulthood with Tourette’s? How do they copy? Jannetje takes a look at Adult Tourette Syndrome.

Make your 2020 New Year’s Resolution to accept yourself unconditionally. Therapist, Jordan Dellinger, gives us some tips on how to do exactly that…

Autism and neurodiversity advocate, Tim Goldstein, discusses the curse of being a so-called high functioning autistic. Those who are higher functioning are required to pass as neurotypical which is a standard that’s almost impossible to meet.

Don’t miss this fascinating insight from the originator of the Neurodiversity concept, sociologist, Judy Singer, as she breaks down the concepts ‘neurodivergent’ and ‘neurodiverse’ and muses over what normal really is, anyway!

Is the modern-day push for executive functioning skills destroying our creativity levels? Neurodivergent activist, Marta Rose, examines the evidence.