Pragmatic Social Work
Erin Pyper, MSW, Life Inside My MindAutistic MSW dismantling echo chambers and red tape. I don’t accept payments, pledges, and video interview requests. All viewpoints are welcome , but political attacks and inappropriate content will be banned for safety reasons.
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Neurodivergent Professionals Are Not Occupying The Corner Cubicle Anymore
The workplace was never built for anyone to feel at home.
It was built for a specific performance of competence — eye contact, spontaneous small talk, internal politics read in real time, that particular tension of disagreement that’s almo...
The Fall From Disability Services
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Disabled children receive mandatory public school support until they turn 21 or 22, causing a fall from guaranteed services. The agonizing waitlist and staff shortages become a significant pr...
The Unspoken Reality of High Support Needs Autism
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The media either portrays autism as a dependent burden or as an exceptional savant. People with high support needs receive the same tropes, which treat them as exhibits to be gawked at. They...
How Oversharing Trauma Trades Online Safety For Financial Survival
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Social media apps thrive on emotional engagement, triggering significant outrage and the hunt for financial survival. Creators disclose traumatic events to feel heard and to have the powe...
The Disconnected, Bitter War of Parent vs. Autistic Self-Advocates
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The advocacy community divides into two factions, creating a war tearing them apart. Parents jump through bureaucratic hoops, and self-advocates endure a world with limited support. Uniting bo...
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