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TN artist emphasises mental health with nibs, brush strokes
TN artist emphasises mental health with nibs, brush strokes
Betsy Selvam, an autistic artist, who has her artworks and writings published in various international organisations, talks to DT Next about her Asperger’s Syndrome, how she found solace in the...
·dtnext.in·
TN artist emphasises mental health with nibs, brush strokes
Collaboration and learning tools for the next 200 years
Collaboration and learning tools for the next 200 years
Designing filtering, collaboration, thinking, and learning tools for the next 200 years The focus of this research programme, which has been running since 2006, consists of local applications of th…
·autcollab.org·
Collaboration and learning tools for the next 200 years
No road map for trauma recovery
No road map for trauma recovery
Trauma recovery is heavy but for me it has become lighter over time. Every day I feel lighter, a bit more myself, closer to actualisation. Then the doom comes. There’s not always a trigger, o…
·autisticltd.co.uk·
No road map for trauma recovery
What's Possible?- How to get un-stuck.
What's Possible?- How to get un-stuck.
Psssst... If these are hard for you to read, they are also written outside of the images at the end of this post. You can also click on th...
·mugsandpockets.blogspot.com·
What's Possible?- How to get un-stuck.
#N95s4UCSF: Call to Action
#N95s4UCSF: Call to Action
#N95s4UCSF: Call to Action   I’m alive, bitches! My recent column in Teen Vogue about the surge and its impact on me as a high risk disabled person became a terrifying reality when I ha…
·disabilityvisibilityproject.com·
#N95s4UCSF: Call to Action
Repairing the human cultural immune system » NeuroClastic
Repairing the human cultural immune system » NeuroClastic
Do you want real change? Within human societies Autistic people tend to be the amongst the first who point out toxic competitive behaviours. We live in a world where the cultural immune system of human society, i.e. Autistic and otherwise neurodivergent people are being systematically weakened, marginalised, and disabled.
·neuroclastic.com·
Repairing the human cultural immune system » NeuroClastic
Autistic mutual aid – a factor of cultural evolution
Autistic mutual aid – a factor of cultural evolution
The diagnostic criteria for autism cover a broad and diverse umbrella of people, and they obscure the Autistic lived experience of toxic cultural norms that are ultimately detrimental for all peopl…
(re)creating safe environments for ourselves and our human and non-human contemporaries
·autcollab.org·
Autistic mutual aid – a factor of cultural evolution
Open Space Technology
Open Space Technology
What is an Open Space Technology meeting? Open Space Technology has been defined as: * a simple, powerful way to catalyze effective working ...
Open Space Technology has been defined as:* a simple, powerful way to catalyze effective working conversations and truly inviting organizations -- to thrive in times of swirling change.* a methodological tool that enables self-organizing groups of all sizes to deal with hugely complex issues in a very short period of time.* a powerful group process that supports positive transformation in organizations, increases productivity, inspires creative solutions, improves communication and enhances collaboration.* the most effective process for organizations and communities to identify critical issues, voice to their passions and concerns, learn from each other, and, when appropriate, take collective responsibility for finding solutions.The goal of an Open Space Technology meeting is to create time and space for people to engage deeply and creatively around issues of concern to them. The agenda is set by people with the power and desire to see it through, and typically, Open Space meetings result in transformative experiences for the individuals and groups involved.
·insights-foresight.blogspot.com·
Open Space Technology
What is neuroaffirming care and why does it matter?— AutismBC
What is neuroaffirming care and why does it matter?— AutismBC
Neuroaffirming care highlights the idea that these differences aren’t problems to be solved but part of natural neurological variation.
What exactly is neuroaffirming care? It’s all about providing support that embraces and respects the incredible diversity of neurotypes, or types of brains. This approach highlights the uniqueness of how our brains work and crafts customized plans to support individuals rather than using a one-size-fits-all approach.
·autismbc.ca·
What is neuroaffirming care and why does it matter?— AutismBC
Open Space Anywhere | OpenSpaceWorld.ORG
Open Space Anywhere | OpenSpaceWorld.ORG
Open Space is an inviting alternative to the usual meeting, conference or summit format, in organizations, communities, alliances and networks, when these conditions are present – and especially when levels are high and/or rising:Complexity – when the question to be solved is bigger than any one person, group or area of expertise will be able to fully address.Diversity – when successful resolution of the issue or question necessarily must include input and action from a wide variety of different kinds of stakeholders and/or with a wide diversity of interests.Conflict – real or potential, when there’s real passion in the situation, meaning people care enough to fight for or about something.Urgency – when the time for decisions and action was yesterday.Open Space will work with almost any question and any group that cares about that question, but it works even better when things get challenging in these ways.
·openspaceworld.org·
Open Space Anywhere | OpenSpaceWorld.ORG
De-powered dialogue
De-powered dialogue
The smallest unit of learning is a feedback loop. Power is the privilege of not needing to learn. The dynamic process of life is best understood in relational terms. At human scale, all healthy rel…
·autcollab.org·
De-powered dialogue
OCD and ADHD Dual Diagnosis Misdiagnosis and the Cognitive ‘Cost’ of Obsessions
OCD and ADHD Dual Diagnosis Misdiagnosis and the Cognitive ‘Cost’ of Obsessions
OCD and ADHD Dual Diagnosis, Misdiagnosis and the Cognitive ‘Cost’ of Obsessions by Amitai Abramovitch, PhD, & Andrew Mittelman Dr. Amitai Abramovitch is a neuropsychologist and a Research Fellow at the OCD and Related Disorders Program at Massachusetts General Hospital
·iocdf.org·
OCD and ADHD Dual Diagnosis Misdiagnosis and the Cognitive ‘Cost’ of Obsessions
Autistic Traits as Predictors of Increased Obsessive–Compulsive Disorder Severity: The Role of Inflexibility and Communication Impairment
Autistic Traits as Predictors of Increased Obsessive–Compulsive Disorder Severity: The Role of Inflexibility and Communication Impairment
Due to similar manifestations, some authors have proposed a potential correlation between autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD). This link has long been recognized and debated, with some authors arguing that these disorders frequently occur comorbid but distinct while others believe they are part of the same spectrum. The aim of our study was to explore the prevalence and correlates of autistic traits in 55 OCD patients and 55 matched controls and to assess possible autistic dimensions predictive of higher OCD symptoms. All participants were assessed with the Obsessive–Compulsive Spectrum-Short Version (OBS-SV) and the Adult Autism Subthreshold Spectrum (AdAS Spectrum). The OCD group scored significantly higher in both questionnaires. Total OBS-SV scores and domains were significantly correlated with all AdAS Spectrum domains and total score. The AdAS Spectrum total, Verbal Communication and Inflexibility and adherence to routine domain scores were significant positive predictors of higher OBS-SV scores. Lastly, when two clusters of subjects (high and low autism) were determined, Inflexibility and adherence to routine domain presented the greatest influence in forming the clusters. Our findings support the association between OCD and autistic traits in the adult population, supporting the hypothesis of a neurodevelopmental basis for these psychiatric conditions.
·mdpi.com·
Autistic Traits as Predictors of Increased Obsessive–Compulsive Disorder Severity: The Role of Inflexibility and Communication Impairment
Life in the compost heap of the industrialised mono-cult
Life in the compost heap of the industrialised mono-cult
It is impossible to recover from Autistic burnout within the established institutional landscape. The emergence of ecologies of care is the emergence of a beautiful diversity of human scale cultura…
·autcollab.org·
Life in the compost heap of the industrialised mono-cult
Nurturing ecologies of care, healing, and wellbeing
Nurturing ecologies of care, healing, and wellbeing
Social power is best understood as a highly addictive and socially corrosive drug. Meaningful education in the era of the sixth mass extinction event has to focus on the majority of the human popul…
·autcollab.org·
Nurturing ecologies of care, healing, and wellbeing
Human niche, human behaviour, human nature | Interface Focus
Human niche, human behaviour, human nature | Interface Focus
The concept of a ‘human nature’ or ‘human natures’ retains a central role in theorizing about the human experience. In Homo sapiens it is clear that we have a suite of capacities generated via our evolutionary past, and present, and a flexible capacity to ...
·royalsocietypublishing.org·
Human niche, human behaviour, human nature | Interface Focus
Replacing the DSM with the Neurodiversity Paradigm
Replacing the DSM with the Neurodiversity Paradigm
Epistemic Access in Psychology at the APA’s Division 24 2022 Midwinter Gathering by the Society for Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology Fri 11 March 2 pm EST / Fri 11 March 8 pm CET / Sa…
·autcollab.org·
Replacing the DSM with the Neurodiversity Paradigm
Everyday executive function issues from the perspectives of autistic adolescents and their parents: Theoretical and empirical implications - Lorcan Kenny, Anna Remington, Elizabeth Pellicano, 2024
Everyday executive function issues from the perspectives of autistic adolescents and their parents: Theoretical and empirical implications - Lorcan Kenny, Anna Remington, Elizabeth Pellicano, 2024
There is a long tradition of research into autistic people’s executive function skills. Yet, despite decades of research on EF in autism, the existing literatur...
·journals.sagepub.com·
Everyday executive function issues from the perspectives of autistic adolescents and their parents: Theoretical and empirical implications - Lorcan Kenny, Anna Remington, Elizabeth Pellicano, 2024
LaLa on TikTok
LaLa on TikTok
#duet with @Prof. Sol, Autism/ADHD Coach #autistic #audhd
·tiktok.com·
LaLa on TikTok
Eight Better Questions to Ask Than “What is the Function of this Behavior?”
Eight Better Questions to Ask Than “What is the Function of this Behavior?”
In music, there is a method of harmonic analysis called Schenkerian analysis, which involves simplifying music down to a harmonic progression of I-V-I and a melodic pattern of 3-2-1 (descending sca…
·aureliaundertheradar.wordpress.com·
Eight Better Questions to Ask Than “What is the Function of this Behavior?”