It’s time to review the term NT. Read the rest of this entry »

For every 700 Aspie men, there will apparently be only 200 Aspie women Read the rest of this entry »

Kimberly Tucker first entered my life quietly through a door in a cute living doll’s house in Connecticut. I was a newly published author on a publishing tour in the US and in Connecticut for my first ever public lecture at Trinity College. Kimberly was an undiagnosed woman with Selective Mutism and severe social anxiety. Read the rest of this entry »

Sven Klose was born in Germany and ended up in Scandinavia. He was a musician and has ended up a teckie. He was someone rejected and bullied and is now an advocate who can hold his head up and knows who he is. He’s one of the remarkable people with ASD listed on htttp://www.auties.org and here is our interview: Read the rest of this entry »

DJ Svoboda defies the stereotypes that people with autism lack empathy or imagination for he has an abundance of both. The proof of that is his invention of Imagifriends, a dream of creating a more diversity friendly world and a means of reaching out to the world through his creativity and Imagifriends website. He’s another of the people listed on http://www.auties.org . Here’s our interview: Read the rest of this entry »

Geraldine Robertson is a teacher, an autistic teacher, and she teaches autistic children whilst her presence also teaches their non-autistic classmates about the ability in disABILITY. Read the rest of this entry »

Ron Hedgecock, one of Australia’s oldest diagnosed Aspies, is 72. He’s an Aussie actor, a lecturer in Phrenology and Art History and a public speaker about living with Asperger’s Syndrome. Here’s our interview: Read the rest of this entry »

OK, are you an unemployed adult on the autism spectrum? Read the rest of this entry »

The world of diagnosis is very strange. Read the rest of this entry »

The US has had its first government payout for vaccination damage in a case of autism. Read the rest of this entry »