This book is one of the first critiques of cultural and medical narratives of autism, authored by an adult diagnosed with the condition, Dr James McGrath.
Doesn’t it just feel so good to read a fresh new book? Naming Adult Autism is now available as a paperback so grab yours now! It’d be a great one to pass around to friends too!
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In Naming Adult Autism, James zooms in on the scene whereby the protagonist of 2014 film ‘X+Y’ describes how his parents explain autism to him: ‘It’s alright being weird. As long as you’re gifted.’ But 'If you’re not gifted then - that just leaves weird.' 👇👇
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You can catch James speaking at The Autism Arts Festival at the end of the month, where he’ll be performing his post recent poetry series ‘An Autistic Figuration’ and speaking about his book. Celebrate creativity! 🧩
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@BakiyevaLiliya @thinkingautism @TweetingAutism Absolutely! That’s why these stereotypes must change, so everyone can have the opportunity to present their own story! #neurodiversity
Thanks @sbaroncohen for responding to my article. Will this expanded model of hyper-systemising theory be worked in to an update of the 2001 Cambridge AQ questionnaire?
If you work, study, research, care in the field of autism, or spend time with autistic people (i.e. all of us) this report is a must read. Developed entirely by autistic people, it sets out what is needed for a good life. 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 #WorldAutismDay
Naming Adult Autism is an essential read for anybody, and this review perfectly explains why… Everybody deserves to have their voice heard and for it to be accurately represented! Join the conversation. 💙🧩
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