My Head Hurts
Mark PalmerI help parents, friends, colleagues, and managers of autistic people to understand what it is like inside an autistic mind, what makes us tick, and how to help us to thrive in a crazy world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 339 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Understanding Autism: Autism and Loneliness
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Autistic people have a reputation for often being loners, happier doing our own thing than joining in with a group. Or we are seen as antisocial, reluctant participants in social situations. So how ca...
Understanding Autism: Why Being Successful and Needing Support are Not Mutually Exclusive
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Almost every part of life seems to have visible and invisible components. Take sport, for example. What most of us see is the successful athlete or team, the winning performances, the medals, cups, and cel...
Understanding Autism: My Hyperactive Internal Dialogue
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My brain never shuts up, and I mean never. If I am even a little bit awake, I am hit by all manner of thoughts all the time. It is great for generating ideas, but it is also exhausting and makes rest very chal...
The Professional Duty to Challenge
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I have got into trouble at work for many different things over the years. Looking bored in meetings (which were very boring). Saying what I thought instead of insisting that everything is brilliant regard...
Understanding Autism: Why You Are Exhausted
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I have almost forgotten what it is like not to feel tired. I have brief moments of energy, but most of the time I want to crawl back into bed and never get up again. I have tried all sorts of strategies to...
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Autistic freelance writer specialising in autism, mental health, and diversity in the workplace.
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