Neuroaffirmative therapy honours your autistic integrity instead of trying to fix it I listened to the podcast today on Pillar nine of autistic culture – justice seeking . A quick definition being: Noticing when things feel unfair, whether real or perceived Feeling emotions rooted in care and empathy Reflecting deeply instead of brushing it off Wanting to bring balance, fairness, or positive change My Earliest Memory of Justice Seeking One of the questions that came up in th

How autistic people notice what others don’t — and what happens when no one wants to hear it. Wow, norm-challenging and how it shows up in the counselling room. Pillar three of autistic culture in the autistic culture podcast . Where do I even start with this?! Norm-challenging is a big part of autistic culture — that constant questioning of “but why do we do it this way?” It’s not about being awkward or difficult. It’s just… we notice stuff. We see the gaps. We ask the ques

How autistic pride can come about in embracing your comforts! I would like to dedicate this article to my 'predictably comforting friends' – some of the things that have made life so much easier. I didn't even know these little friends existed, but now that I do, I want to thank them for helping me. Thank you breakfast I feel very fond of my breakfast. I would like to thank it for appearing in my life over a year ago. I spent years wandering around the confusing dimension of