Author Archives: neurodiversityacceptance

We like things. They fixate on objects. We try to make friends. They display attention-seeking behaviors. We take a break. They display off-task behavior. We stand up for ourselves. They are non-compliant. We have hobbies. They self-stim. We choose our friends wisely. They display poor peer socialization. We persevere. They perseverate. We love people. TheyContinue reading “‘The Language of Us and Them’ by Mayer Shevin”

Want to make sure the CQC inspection process works? Ever experienced a ‘closed culture’? If so, then we need your help! This survey closes on 14th February What is a closed culture?The Care Quality Commission (CQC) must check that services are protecting people’s ‘human rights’. Human rights make sure people are treated fairly, with respectContinue reading “Restraint Reduction Network”

An international collective of SLPs/OTs/PTs who believe that neurological differences are to be recognized and respected as any other human variation. Our mission is to provide FREE public access to pro-neurodiversity focused therapists, to advocate with our therapists and the neurodivergent and disabled populations we serve, and to provide education for therapy practices and methodologiesContinue reading “Excellent Website – Therapist Neurodiversity Collective”

For many of us it has been a challenging year… well a totally crappy one to be honest. All we can do is try to be kind to each other this year and stay safe. Good luck to you all. Davvo7

There is much debate over the validity of a ‘self-diagnosis’ for neurodivergent people. This site fully supports the right for people to self-diagnose and find a sense of self within our “community”. The reality of the case is that the vast majority of people seek a formal diagnosis precisely because they think they may divergeContinue reading “Autism Spectrum Conditions and Self-Diagnosis”

Foundation and Advanced Low Arousal training sessions are now being delivered online every Friday by our team of experienced crisis management trainers. These 3.5 hour sessions cover the principles of Low Arousal Approaches and their application in practice, applicable for families, teachers, staff and more. The foundation course also includes a free e-copy of ‘The ReflectiveContinue reading “Studio 3 Low Arousal Training”