The Autistic Mom
Julie M Green, Devon, NeuroDivergent Rebel, Emily W. King, Ph.D., Eliza FrickerStories about autistic identity and the messy business of being human.
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Someone tried to scam me—again
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Someone tried to scam me yet again. It wasn’t the only time in recent months. And, I’m embarrassed to admit, it wasn’t the first time I came close to falling for it.
Many people are vulnerable to scams...
What I wish I knew about autism years ago
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For a lot of us late-discovered neurodivergent folks, life splits very neatly into two segments: pre-diagnosis and post-diagnosis. The schism feels as monumental as that.
Looking back at every single face...
How can we support neurodivergent learners: an exclusive interview and excerpt with Dr. Emily King
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How’s school going so far? Ah, that loaded question. My son is on his final lap of high school, and for a while I thought we would never see the finish line.
School hasn’t been easy for him. B...
I received a BAD review—and I wasn't ready for it
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I recently received my first 1-star review. Or, rather, my book did. As an author, especially a memoir author, it is incredibly hard (nary impossible) to separate the writing from the person behind it. It...
Autistic Lives, Unmasked: Lyric Rivera (NeuroDivergent Rebel)
It’s been five years since I found out I’m autistic—at the tender age of 44! Diagnosis in many ways felt like the beginning of the story for me. Since then, I have been steadily getting to know the woman behind the mask and finding a...
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Julie M Green is the author of Motherness: A Memoir of Generational Autism, Parenthood, and Radical Acceptance. The Autistic Mom features stories about autistic identity and the messy business of being human.
Author of the books Laziness Does Not Exist, Unmasking Autism, Unmasking for Life, and Unlearning Shame.
Lyric Rivera: #GenderFluid #Pansexual #Polyamorous #NeuroDivergent, educator, artist, & best selling author
Child Psychologist writing & teaching at the intersection of neurodivergence, parenting, and eduction. Author of THE NEURODIVERGENT LEARNER \ud83e\ude75\ud83d\udc9a\ud83d\udc9b
ELIZA FRICKER is an author & illustrator, and an advocate & consultant for PDA, autism and learning. She has published several books, including the Sunday Times Bestselling title Can’t Not Won’t.
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