Letter to the Boston Globe on “The Mismeasure of Misha: My son broke free from the most common therapy for autism. Why is it used on so many kids like him?” https://t.co/YcArFp0RvB— Stimpunks (@stimpunks) December 27, 2022
I agree. I’m sure there are many factors but for people whose brains aren’t compatible with the way we educate children, school is inherently traumatic. It’s feeling worthless for 7 hours/day. All my childhood suicidal ideation was rooted in school trauma.— Radish Godslayer 🏴🏳️⚧️ (@ByGeorgeIThink) December 27, 2022
RT @tylerblack32: Suicidology update: School closures & Child suicide These economists *really* analyse the data in technical ways to demo…
Suicidology update: School closures & Child suicideThese economists *really* analyse the data in technical ways to demonstrate the key point i made way back:Child suicide dropped tremendously when "school shutdowns highest," & increased when schools opened/1 https://t.co/FCPntLPWXK pic.twitter.com/NicpgfvNwn— Tyler Black, MD (@tylerblack32) December 26, 2022
RT @_AlvinChristian: This looks like another important paper on schooling during the pandemic. The authors find that in-person schooling wa…
This looks like another important paper on schooling during the pandemic. The authors find that in-person schooling was associated with MORE teen suicides. I have something to read on my flight now.https://t.co/jn7OHeh5pZ pic.twitter.com/HBUWvp5Yue— Alvin Christian (@_AlvinChristian) December 26, 2022
RT @tylerblack32: The net effect until the last possible month we can measure (May 2022)? https://t.co/oynWCT3OvE Child suicides: * have…
The net effect until the last possible month we can measure (May 2022)?https://t.co/oynWCT3OvEChild suicides:* have not increased since the pandemic* decreased sharply during the period of strongest school closures* are strongly associated with school attendance— Tyler Black, MD (@tylerblack32) December 26, 2022
@tylerblack32 This aligns with experiences in our communities of neurodivergent and disabled people, where we reframe “school refusal” as “school-induced anxiety”. Bullying is only a part. https://t.co/l9tsUAwscY
This aligns with experiences in our communities of neurodivergent and disabled people, where we reframe “school refusal” as “school-induced anxiety”. Bullying is only a part.https://t.co/l9tsUAwscY— Stimpunks (@stimpunks) December 27, 2022
This looks like another important paper on schooling during the pandemic. The authors find that in-person schooling was associated with MORE teen suicides. I have something to read on my flight now.https://t.co/jn7OHeh5pZ pic.twitter.com/HBUWvp5Yue— Alvin Christian (@_AlvinChristian) December 26, 2022
Do you have someone with CPTSD in your life? Are you seeing them over the holidays? As someone with this disorder, here are a handful of important to things to know that can make the relationship easier to navigate for both of you.— Mx. Amanda Jetté Knox (@MavenOfMayhem) December 24, 2022
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In Part 1 of "Playing with ChatGPT", I:➕showed how it can aid mental health, critical thinking, political discourse➖jailbroke its safeguards to make it do phishing scams, persuade self-harm, promote a pure ethno-stateIn Part 2, I'm back on my bullsh-t!🧵 Thread! 1/42 pic.twitter.com/50ZLdOGuKv— Nicky Case rarely & begrudgingly uses this site (@ncasenmare) December 21, 2022
You might be #HighMasking if everyone leaves the house and you feel like you can finally take a deep breath.#ActuallyAutistic #AutisticTwitter #ADHDTwitter #AuDHD #Neurodiversity #AutisticBurnout #AutisticMasking— Heather Cook 🦓🖖ND Life Coach (@hmm_cook) December 16, 2022
RT @hmm_cook: You might be #HighMasking if everyone leaves the house and you feel like you can finally take a deep breath. #ActuallyAutist…
You might be #HighMasking if everyone leaves the house and you feel like you can finally take a deep breath.#ActuallyAutistic #AutisticTwitter #ADHDTwitter #AuDHD #Neurodiversity #AutisticBurnout #AutisticMasking— Heather Cook 🦓🖖ND Life Coach (@hmm_cook) December 16, 2022
safety is only ever created when people are engaging in the practices necessary to create safety for themselves AND believe in the inherent humanity of the other— Ben-Oní Indiana (@BenOni_8) December 19, 2022
Telling someone “you are safe” does not make them safe. All it does it show them you don’t have the range or time or consciousness to SHOW them HOW they are safe. Be consistent in your actions. How are they safe?Show them.— Ben-Oní Indiana (@BenOni_8) December 19, 2022
RT @BenOni_8: safety is an iterative process meaning, it must be constantly considered and reconsidered in the decisions we make, the bel…
safety is an iterative processmeaning, it must be constantly considered and reconsidered in the decisions we make, the beliefs with which we act from, and the actions we take— Ben-Oní Indiana (@BenOni_8) December 19, 2022
RT @BenOni_8: Telling someone “you are safe” does not make them safe. All it does it show them you don’t have the range or time or consciou…
Telling someone “you are safe” does not make them safe. All it does it show them you don’t have the range or time or consciousness to SHOW them HOW they are safe. Be consistent in your actions. How are they safe?Show them.— Ben-Oní Indiana (@BenOni_8) December 19, 2022
I never guarantee a safe space. I say this is a safer space or that we will do what we can to make this space as welcoming as possible. But no safe is truly safe, despite the best of intentions.— Aisha Adkins, MPA, CNP (@AishaAdkins) December 19, 2022
safety is an iterative processmeaning, it must be constantly considered and reconsidered in the decisions we make, the beliefs with which we act from, and the actions we take— Ben-Oní Indiana (@BenOni_8) December 19, 2022
Something to remember this Christmas - autistic kids reactions to gifts can be different to expected - this week I’ve been told my kids reactions to gifts are rude. I’ve been asked to work harder to make them behave differently. It seems it’s considered a fault in my parenting.— Ella Tabb (@Purpleella) December 18, 2022
I learned by age 9 that I couldn't talk about suicidal thoughts because I would end up locked in a psych ward. We can't expect people to just "speak up" or "tell someone" in a country where discrimination, institutionalization, & incarceration of suicidal folks is 100% legal.— E Krebs, PhD🧂 (@SaltySicky) December 15, 2022
RT @SaltySicky: I learned by age 9 that I couldn't talk about suicidal thoughts because I would end up locked in a psych ward. We can't exp…
I learned by age 9 that I couldn't talk about suicidal thoughts because I would end up locked in a psych ward. We can't expect people to just "speak up" or "tell someone" in a country where discrimination, institutionalization, & incarceration of suicidal folks is 100% legal.— E Krebs, PhD🧂 (@SaltySicky) December 15, 2022
Education Access: We’ve Turned Classrooms Into a Hell for Neurodivergencehttps://t.co/l9tsUAvUnq#education #neurodiversity #neurodivergent #ActuallyAutistic— Stimpunks (@stimpunks) December 15, 2022
Personally think it should be neurobiodiversity. I’ve lost count of the times diagrams of differently wired brains to explain autistic being have crossed my timeline. The discourse will always contain an element of neoliberalism if this portrayal continues, imv.— Graham Mead (@twillierod) December 15, 2022