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Neurodiversity: Some Basic Terms & Definitions

Dr. Nick Walker

A definitive guide by Nick Walker, PhD, to essential neurodiversity-related terms, meanings, and proper usage. It clarifies concepts like "neurodiverse" vs. "neurodivergent" within the Neurodiversity Paradigm.

The Power Of Naming - A weight on your shoulders or a fire in your belly?

AJ Singh

An essay on the significance of naming difficult, complex, or unacknowledged experiences in life and writing, and the power that labels or names hold for clarity and self-definition.

The Language of Inclusion: A Guide to Neuro-Affirming Communication

Lyric Holmans

A guide to neuro-affirming language, promoting inclusive, respectful, and strength-focused communication for neurodivergent people, and advising against stigmatizing, deficit-focused terms.

Brain overload and scarce attention - Monotropic Splitting

Kate Fox

An exploration of brain overload, burnout, and attention struggles through a neurodivergent lens. It discusses Monotropism, Monotropic Split, Monotropic Spirals, and Meerkatting as models for atypical attention regulation and deep focus.

Neurotypical Psychotherapists & Autistic Clients

Dr. Nick Walker

An article exploring the power dynamics, neurotypical privilege, and empathy deficits that can occur when neurotypical psychotherapists work with autistic clients, urging professionals to check their privilege and adapt their communication.

Help Me to Empathise with My Autistic Child

Jessica Harrison

A webinar by Autistic researcher Jessica Harrison on how parents can empathise with their Autistic children. It covers Autistic empathy, meltdowns, and sensory overwhelm from an Autistic perspective.

PDA Thoughts - Recognising the Challenges Faced by Siblings

PDA Parenting

Exploration of the unique challenges and emotional toll on siblings of a child with Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA). The post shares strategies like 'special time' and communication tips to support the whole neurodivergent family.

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