6/4/24 Neurodiversity Training at Keystone Camp, Brevard
Yesterday, I gave a two-hour presentation to about 100 counselors there. It was incredibly well received. I enjoyed connecting with the counselors who came up after the talk to share with me. It was a great bunch of people. It’s heartening to see the mainstream making room for autistic voices.
Things are changing. I hope that the next generation of autistic kids will grow up in a world where they'll be heard and valued for who they are.
My Favorite Sensory Tools: What I Use for Self-Regulation at Home and in Practice
As an autistic adult and a mental health professional specializing in neurodivergent care, sensory regulation isn’t just a clinical concept—it’s a vital part of my daily life.
Here are some sensory products that I use for emotional and neurological regulation.
3A Magnesia for Constipation
Constipation is the most common gut symptom for people on the autism spectrum…
