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respectfullyconnected.com
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| | | | | Autistic people have a lot of strengths. They might not communicate the way we do, but they've got an amazing ability to remember things. They might take longer to learn new skills, but they can often master them faster and with more precision than someone who is neurotypical. Their brain works in a different ... | |
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autismdialogues.com
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| | | | | Forty-ninth interview on Autism Dialogues. | |
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marcus.helvig.net
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| | | | | Before I start, I just want to say that I make blanket statements below. I want to acknowledge up-front that I know that despite how it comes across, I do not think it applies to all interactions between neurotypical people and neurodiverse people, or even most. Of course, given that research has shown that neurotypical people make very quick negative snap judgements about autistics, I can only assume that in our interactions people have not had those thoughts. | |
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www.adinaaba.com
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| | | Dive into the fascinating connection between autism and LSD/psychedelics. Uncover the potential benefits and risks in this complex relationship. | ||
