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Saw this today. It made me take pause.

Looks like I’ll be writing one of these weekly. Unless this guy stops his onslaught against the disabled. BTW - they toned down my headline for publication but ran it online (“Trumps remarks an affront on American values”).

Started Cothu training this morning. In three weeks I will be licensed in the US to provide neuro-affirming parenting training throughout the world. If you are interested in learning more or even getting “your neurodiversity learnin on,” stay tuned and follow.

I made it through my first proper day back on campus in over a year. Thankfully therapy and proper coping skills have helped immensely. I’m working on keeping myself whilst still playing their game. #survivein2025 #survivein25

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Just got back from Florida. It was great to share my ideas and theories with the business world. They seemed very receptive to the human-centered and neuro-affirming theories I presented. Strange times make strange bedfellows, methinks.

I’ll be in Tampa Florida providing a Keynote next week. Anything worth seeing or doing whilst I’m there?

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I’ve been away for a few days. News and media fasts are a wonderful way to allow your nervous and vagal system a little break. You owe yourself a break, every now and then.

Last night at Kettering U, the IFC & Humanities 101 Foundation explored autism, micro-accommodations, & actionable ways to foster a neuroaffirming, inclusive society.

The energy and engagement were inspiring—a true testament to building community through learning and action.

Just got confirmation for venue and institutional hosting for a disability inclusion conference in Detroit for fall 2025.

Stay tuned for dates, speakers, and more details—it’s a conference you won’t want to miss!

#Neurodiversity #Inclusion #SelfAdvocacy #Belonging

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Self-regulation is vital for focus & well-being.

Microaccommodations—like a quiet moment or a coffee break—make a big difference. Small changes create space to recharge, boosting inclusion & productivity. Support others by normalizing these moments of calm.

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A little piece I did earlier this year for The Detroit News. They have been really helpful in getting the word out on neuro-affirming resources and ideas.

It’s great to take stock of a busy and fruitful year at Humanities 101.