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"Very eye opening...thank you"
"The way autistic minds map things was extremely eye opening....I never realized how much processing stimuli lended to meltdowns, I always assumed it was overwhelm and noise stimuli. " - Melanie Miller
"I never realized..."
"I have a better understanding of how my brain differs physically to Neurotypicals and how this affects me. I'd never realized how visual my way of thinking is and this makes sense regarding my frustration when Im not given clear instructions. " - Linda Taylan
"I'm 63 and have dealt with this all my life..."
"I was looking for something I could share with Neurotypical people, and I think this will really help.
" - Yvonne Cavalier
"I knew the material, but..."
"This gives me a more cogent way of discussing it with others. Also, it gave me an opportunity to give myself grace in these matters. Hard to do when swimming in a world on neurotypicals." - Raymon Blaisdell
"Incredibly important for the neurodivergent community"
"To preface, I want to say that the information you're conveying in these videos is incredibly important for the neurodivergent community. Your communication style is relatable and easily understood, which is also important for both sides of society.
I think that your view on the realities of society and its role on anyone who doesn't run on auto-pilot 90%+ of the time is both true, and quite generous." -Natalie Marsh
"An incredible job articulating the ND Experience in this world"
"I don't think I fully appreciated some of the impacts of messaging from NT people that is frequently trying to be truly encouraging and supportive, but which misses the mark. That will take some retraining on my part." - Steve Allison-Bunnell
"Such a relief!"
"The social endoctrination trauma was such a huge relief, I've never heard it put that way and it is SUCH a topic for all neurodiverse people who end up being labelled as dumb or flawed while they are trying their best." - Ellie Hel
"Fantastic and very informative to both ND and NT individuals "
"This course was fantastic at putting a ton of information into short easy to understand videos. I've read a ton of books, online articles and watched many videos so I had most of this information already but it was delivered in a much longer format and a lot of those resources presented autism in a very negative light so my ND husband was very resistant to reading/watching those resources whereas I think he may be more open to this course. " - Amy Brown