InReaders ClubbyAbdul Hanan Riasat·1h agoUnlocking the Neurological Chemistry of Autism, Dopamine, and SoundBy listening to the brain’s subcortical rhythms, we can at last assist to close the distance between the autistic mind and the vocal…A response icon1A response icon1
Jason Osagie·2h agoThe Hijack Is Not a Character FlawWhy scapegoat survivors, golden children, and eldest sons, especially autistic ones, should understand what happens in a brain that was…
@Tistje·2h agoFinding Your Place Should Not Mean Losing YourselfWhat autistic adults say about a good life — and why acceptance must be more than another task
Marwan Sports·5h agoI Spent Years Preparing My Child for the World. Then I Realized the World Needs to Prepare for Him.For the first four years after my son’s diagnosis, I had one job. Or at least, that’s how I thought about it. One job: prepare him. Sand…
InMy Head HurtsbyMark Palmer·7h agoUnderstanding Autism: I Value Rules — But I Don’t Always Follow ThemWhy rules can offer reassurance, yet become impossible to accept when they feel unfair or serve no clear purpose.
InInvisible IllnessbyKarl Frederick·9h agoI Don’t Struggle to Work. I Struggle to Choose What to Work On.With AuDHD, too many good options can become their own kind of overwhelm.A response icon1A response icon1
Noisy Skin Bag·13h agoAnother Name Proposal for Pathological Demand AvoidanceAnd it doesn't use all of the same letters
Nick Green·17h agoWhen To Group TextGroup texts don’t work in all situations. They are effective for some kinds of communication and ineffective in others.
Karl Frederick·20h agoI Turned a £28 Gym Membership Into a £4,000 ProblemAfter six years of training at home, my autistic and ADHD brain turned a simple decision into an exhausting series of what-ifs.
