Tag: Autistic
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Mental health – Routine adjusting — Cynni’s Blog
As you long time readers already know, I am on the spectrum. Or, more bluntly said, I am autistic. I am what they often call “high functioning”, which basically means I have a higher level of self-sustainability. I struggle mostly with social things, and with taking things too litteral. But when I have a decent […]…
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Autism, Bagpuss and consistency
I have just picked up my car from the garage, having passed her MOT. So what does this have to do with autism? She is an old car, 29 years old. In the words of Bagpuss, a bit tatty at the seams. And not keen on hills. Other cars are not keen on her when…
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Lieutenant Data – Star Trek – trying to be more human and how this relates to autism (ASD )
People with Asd or autism, do not always process information like other people, but consciously learn what is expected by society. Think about Data in Star Trek. Lieutenant Data is an android on Star Trek – The Next Generation. He tries to be more human, by observations, sometimes with unexpected reactions, when he has just…
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Committed to Myself — Positively ASD
I took a little break away from blogging as my brain was becoming exhausted from what I call multitasking overload. Committed to Myself — Positively ASD
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Neurodiversity – an organisational advantage to be valued and supported — Elisabeth Goodman’s Blog
By Elisabeth Goodman, 4th July 2017 What is neurodiversity, and why value it? I’ve been reading and thinking about neurodiversity for a while, as it is something that we value and support in young people at the Red Balloon Learner Centre in Cambridge, for which I am a Trustee. It is something that is sometimes […]…
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14 Reasons Blogging Makes Sense For Disabled People — Hear It From Helen
14 reasons I’ve found blogging so beneficial, as a disabled person. 14 Reasons Blogging Makes Sense For Disabled People — Hear It From Helen
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