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Introducing Autistic Storytime With David
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Burnout As A Transformative Experience
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Autistic Hyperfocus & Monotropic Flow
When I am hyperfocused, in a monotropic flow state, it is as though the rest of the world dissolves away. Some people see this as ignorance or rudeness, but in truth it's difficulty transitioning. It's Autistic inertia. What helps you hyperfocus? What things get yoy into
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Autism and Employment
Another episode of Autistuc Story Time With David, by David Gray-Hammond
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Autism Does Not Need Curing
Speaking Out Against Amazon Outaide Downing Street
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Neurodiversity In Discussion... Live Podcast!
With David Gray-Hammond & Tanya Adkin
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Autistic Burnout & Engaging With Demands
What is in your sphere of control? What is necessary? Are you wasting your spoons?
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Functioning Label's Are Misleading, Here's Why.
Functioning labels are misleading and have deeply concerning roots in the system. It is time we addressed Autistic people as individuals and not as standardised sets of criteria. Subscribe for 50% Off- https://davidgrayhammond.co.uk/50month Buy Me A Coffee- https://square.link/u/JnSoZlJ4 Buy My New Book-
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Autistic Pride 2025 In Brighton
This video contains the majority of the talk i gave about Autistic Pride. The event was organised by AIM and hosted in partnership with Puzzle Bored.
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Autistic Storytime With David Ep 6
The story of the gifted child
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A Solution To Monotropic Split & Spiral (Lilipadding)
Conceptualised by Tanya Adkin, and co-authored by the two of us on my website, the concept of Lilipadding offers long-reachong solutions to Monotropic split, spiral, and even Autistic burnout. This work has also been further referenced in writing by Jade Farrington.
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Autistic People Experience Pain Differently
As an Autistic person, my experience of pain is quite different to that of non-Autistic people. This happens for a number of reasons * Interoceptive Differences: my interoception, the sense of what is happening inside my body, is interpreted differently by my brain meaning that I can be hypersensitive to some