How to Talk to Toddlers about Boundaries
Let’s talk about toddlers, boundaries, and HOW to talk TO toddlers ABOUT boundaries!
Let’s talk about toddlers, boundaries, and HOW to talk TO toddlers ABOUT boundaries!
Learn about the Ring Theory created by Susan Silk and how it can mitigate harm caused by miscommunication in neurodiverse families.
What are the long-term effects of autistic masking and what happens when it fails? Let’s talk about the survey results regarding when people are diagnosed.
Humans don’t need trigger warnings. Gender identity education does not need your parental consent. Gender identity and sex are different subjects.
Check out this FAQ on spoon theory. Share it with your friends and family when you’re too low on spoons to explain it to them.
I use this feelings wheel, created by Dr. Gloria Willcox, to assist with my alexithymia. If it helps you too, try my interactive tool to identify your current feelings.
The autistic community prefers identity-first language over person-first language. Learn what this means and why it’s important.
Tessa talks about their unique intersection of autism and information architecture because we are not all a little bit autistic.
This event is in-person at the Beth El Synagogue so seats are limited. Come listen to speakers like Dr. Edwin King, Joyce Bender, Amy Guthrie, and more.
At what age do autistic people get diagnosed? How prevalent is a late diagnosis and how late is a late diagnosis? How many of these adults have been diagnosed since childhood? This is what I hope to answer with my survey for autistic people.
Let’s talk about autism and hygiene. Why is it so complicated and how can you encourage your autistic child to shower more?
Autism Acceptance Spirit Week will soon be here! This tradition was started by The Neurodivergent Teacher. Check it out!