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Overcoming social anxiety
There are many Aspie groups on Facebook and naturally I’m in a couple of them. The following question showed up in my feed and my response sort of outgrew Facebook. My 18 year old daughter is high functioning autistic and … Continue reading
How do we make people want to change? – Lynne Soraya
Over at her Psychology Today blog, Lynne Soraya asks “How do we make people want to change?” For me the answer is “we don’t”. One of the biggest problems I see today is this epidemic of worrying so much about … Continue reading
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My position on #BoycottAutismSpeaks
There’s a bit of a debate in the autism community concerning Autism Speaks and today I got pulled into a heated Twitter discussion on it. It’s a bit ironic that a group of people characterized by difficulty communicating with the … Continue reading
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Asperger’s and the DSM-V
DwH writes So what do you think of Aspergers’s Syndrome not being included in the DSM-V? Do you think it somehow de-legitimizes Aspies? At first I was dismayed by the change. I had never heard of Asperger’s until fairly recently … Continue reading