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 | 361 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Understanding Autism: Can Autistic People Only Work in Tech?
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Can autistic people only work in tech? No. Autistic people work in every industry and type of job imaginable, including creative roles, leadership positions, and jobs that need brilliant interpersonal s...
Understanding Autism: The Great Eye Contact Misunderstanding
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Like many autistic people, I find it incredibly hard to maintain eye contact with others. This has caused me problems all my life, from casual conversations to interviews for jobs. It is a key social ex...
Understanding Autism: How Our Silence is Misunderstood
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I have often been told that I am too quiet, both at school and later at work. Conversely, I have always found many other people to be too loud! But being seen as quiet is a common issue for many (but not a...
Understanding Autism: Is an Autism Diagnosis Just a Label?
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In general, I dislike applying labels to people. I know that we all do it, and it can be useful shorthand. It is also necessary sometimes when trying to organise people into groups with different needs or...
Understanding Autism: The Reality of Autistic Burnout
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It is easy to dismiss something when it does not affect you. You cannot imagine what something feels like, so you just dismiss it as concocted. Sadly, many leaders do this all the time. Rather than trying t...
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Autistic freelance writer specialising in autism, mental health, and diversity in the workplace.
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