
neurodiversity and biodiversity //autism and animism //ecosystems and nervous systems // sensory processing and interspecies noticing // PDA and child led play // forest school leader and people pleaser // home educator and compost creator
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A potential shadow wood? Pen Llŷn, Cymru, Llŷn Peninsula, North Wales, April ‘26.
“I’ve found an amazing beetle!” my son shouts. I’ve walked straight past without noticing it. I turn around and it’s already in his hand. It’s the biggest be...
The woodpecker was too quick to photograph but here is my favourite coffee mug. The hills behind are where the sundews live.
Yesterday our nine year old wanted to make his first pilgrimage of the year to visit his patch of carnivorous sun...
It’s been a year since I joined Substack. A year on I’m almost at 10,000 subscribers, I’m not quite sure how that happened!
This time last year I didn’t realise Substack was an app. I wanted a place to house an essay I had written for a pr...
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I can feel the edges of myself better in moonlight. Twice last week I walked with my moon shadow and felt defined, so...
Christy Heitger-Ewing, centre in purple, with her support group from “Mother’s Together.”
This is Claire. In this joint post I interview about her forthcoming book Why Did I Walk Into This Room? Finding The Humour When Perimenopause Is Ki...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
neurodiversity and biodiversity //autism and animism //ecosystems and nervous systems // sensory processing and interspecies noticing // PDA and child led play // forest school leader and people pleaser // home educator and compost creator
hospicing modernity, juvenile animist, witch grandchild, CPTSDer, forest gardener, eco-story-play aficionado; land practice, village-making, liveo gamer, relationship -> human-human and human-non-human, chronic illness/disability
Author of the book Why Did I Walk into This Room? Finding the Humor When Perimenopause is Kicking Your Ass (http://christyheitger-ewing.com), I have a passion for sharing stories that prompt laughter, healing, and hope.
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