👏Good news - @DrAimeeGrant has been named Campaigner of the Year by @sensecharity in recognition of her work investigating autistic people’s experiences during pregnancy.
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@AnnMemmott Funny how that’s the defence they’re using, when he basically said the fact that his son is autistic was a reason to mourn. You can’t wish us out of existence one moment and then claim to be one of us the next.
I’m genuinely incensed by this.
@AnnMemmott Depends. I have an extremely high pain threshold… Until I’m pushed too far or already overwhelmed. Then I go from coping to screaming very quickly.
@AnnMemmott @ItsEmilyKaty As someone diagnosed with debilitating OCD, I get so annoyed by the responses when people find out. They either call me a liar because my house isn’t a clinical museum of cleanliness or say “we’re all a little OCD”… I wish I knew what a “little” OCD looks like!
@C_Hendrick@helenjwc@3dancingfeet Except that getting children excited about discovering their own reading so they can improve their skills is absolutely the current teaching method. Of course they need the basics to be taught but after that, it’s literally a case of empowering them to pick up a book.
If you’re a #neurodivergent#student in #HigherEducation then please consider filling in this survey! We’re attempting to collate the first person narratives of ND students in HE!
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... it is possible that what are currently known as autism, ADHD, Tourettes, dyslexia, hearing voices, bipolar disorder, Down syndrome, and dementia, may be recognised as components on a broader continuum of sensory, affectual, and cognitive processing."
This #WorldDyslexiaAwarenessDay has us chatting about the commonalities that neurodivergent folk experience. And to quote Rosqvist et. al's Neurodiversity Studies (2020) p.2 ...
"By de-pathologising neurodivergence and the identities of neurodivergent people...
As my submission date is close, I'm re-sharing my recently updated Linktree.
If anyone knows any roles (remote/Scotland) related to:
- autism, neurodiversity or disability research
- making research (culture) more accessible
- museums
Please let me know!
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Can’t understand why I’m being asked if my son is a rapist on an ADHD assessment form… Is this the fucking view people have of people like us? That we’re rapists, arsonists and animal killers?!
I honestly feel sick.