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.
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Understanding Autism: What the Media Misses
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Autistic characters in TV shows and films are more widespread than ever before. In general, I think this is a good thing, as representation is important and the presence of these characters does raise awaren...
Understanding Autism: Redefining Success
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For many years, I chased the classic neurotypical vision of success. I wanted to get promoted as often as possible at work, have a lot of money, and be looked up to by others. Now, knowing that I am autistic...
Understanding Autism: Autism and Complexity
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For the last few years, I have been working in my day job on an area that many others involved have said is the most complex project they have ever encountered. It is tricky and somewhat counterintuitive,...
Understanding Autism: Why Comfort Objects Matter
I always carry a cleaning cloth for my glasses in my pocket, but I never use it to clean them. Instead, whenever I am remotely stressed, I run it between my fingers and enjoy the silky sensation of the fabric. It calms me, helps me to stim,...
Understanding Autism: The Pervasive Belief of Many that Their Way is the Only Way
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Why do so many neurotypicals think it is fine to try to force everyone else to be as similar to them as possible? For the approximately 8 millionth time in my life, someone has complained that I was rude...
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