Unmasking Myself: Finding Strength and Joy in Being AutisticWhy happiness isn’t about achieving an ideal but about noticing the moments that resonate with who you are.1d ago1d ago
Autism and Expertise: Toward a Nuanced, Inclusive ApproachAutism is an integral part of human diversity, not a riddle to be solved.4d ago4d ago
Towards a Neuro-Inclusive Society with the Triple Empathy TheoryWhy Neurodivergent individuals don’t need another abstract theoretical construct but deserve a society that recognizes them.5d ago5d ago
Autism: Why We Need to Value Different Ways of BeingAutism isn’t a limitation but a unique lens on the world, one that society often overlooks. Valuing perspectives enriches us all.Nov 8Nov 8
Autism and Society: Embracing Real InclusionTrue inclusion means valuing neurodivergent people as they are — no idealizing, no expectations, just respect.Nov 5Nov 5
Living a Meaningful Life with Autism: Finding My Way in a Neurotypical WorldHow living a meaningful life for me consists of exploring myself, setting boundaries, finding balance, and valuing authentic connections.Nov 1Nov 1
A tale of strenghts and strugglesAutistic living means navigating daily challenges but it requires resilience, clear communication, and embracing boundaries and strenghts.Oct 23Oct 23
Why Success Stories Are ProblematicA Critical Analysis of the Impact of succes stories on Neurodiversity and what are alternatives that give praise to all neurodivergents.Oct 9Oct 9
The Promise and Pitfalls of Neurodiversity: A Comprehensive ExplorationNeurodiversity offers a new perspective on neurological differences, but real inclusion requires both true recognition and structural…Sep 22Sep 22
Buddhism and Obsessive Thoughts: Call for a balanced approachSome Buddhist practices may help autistic individuals with obsessive thoughts, but approaches must be respectful for what works.Jul 21Jul 21
