Think Again
Dr Naomi FisherMaking Childhood Fit for Children
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How can teens learn when they don't go to school?
Last summer, I talked to seventeen inspiring teenagers. They were all individuals whose education had been unconventional. Some of them had never been to school, others had been to school and had found it didn’t work for them. Some had stop...
Holding dual roles
Does it help, being a clinical psychologist when your children have additional needs? Or can it make things more complicated?
That’s what we talked to Rosie Gilderthorp about in this honest discussion. We talked to her about her personal a...
Not Stupid
When my children were young, we were in a mixed group of schooled and unschooled children. Neither of my unschooled children could read at the time, although they were of an age when schooled children usually could. When one of the schooled...
An authentic diagnosis
“It’s never too late for people to live in a more authentic way…they may still have decades to live”.
Quote from a Guardian article about seeking an autism diagnosis for older adults, spoken by a clinical psychologist.
My question. When d...
Critical social justice theory and neurodiversity?
Helen Pluckrose’s co-authored book Cynical Theories is a illuminating read. She shines a light on the way that activist scholarship has affected the way that we think about many key issues of our day, including race, gender and disability....
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Naomi Fisher is a clinical psychologist and author. This newsletter is not clinical advice nor a replacement for therapy.
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