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Understanding Autistic Wellbeing
A short presentation on the topic of Autistic wellbeing
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I'm Schizophrenic, that doesn't make me dangerous
The misuse of the word "psychotic"
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Join me on Notes
A new place to connect
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CAMHS ignorance of Autistic children runs deeper than refusing to see them
Autistic Rights
CAMHS ignorance of Autistic children runs deeper than refusing to see them
As I have mentioned in previous articles (which can be found here and here), there is an ongoing petition which at the time of writing has over 180,000 signatures. This petition was started because of the ongoing issue with the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) refusing to
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Creating Autistic Suffering: Autistic safety and neurodivergence competency
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Creating Autistic Suffering: Autistic safety and neurodivergence competency
What does it take to support Autistic people in a professional context? David and Tanya explore the concept of neurodivergence competency and invite you to join in the conversation.
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Neurodiversity is for everyone
It's not just about autism and ADHD
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Reclaiming Neurofuturism: Autistic knowledge creation and the drive to know truth
Neurofuturism
Reclaiming Neurofuturism: Autistic knowledge creation and the drive to know truth
I'd like to start with a word. Verisimilitude This word represents a concept within philosophical thought. It is the notion that some false ideas are closer to the truth than others. One might ask why this is an important concept to know in the realms of Autistic knowledge
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On the nature of advocacy
Autistic Rights
On the nature of advocacy
The word "advocate" is used widely in the Autistic community. Within this community it generally refers to a person who publicly speaks out on matters of civil rights. However, there is a much deeper meaning to the word advocate that brings with it an understanding of where the