Can We Talk About the T Word?
There’s a topic I’ve been avoiding. It’s not easy or comfortable to talk about, but I’m increasingly convinced that it is necessary. Will you join me in this difficult, and deeply rewarding, conversation?
Helping you help others.
You’re already doing great work, and I want to support you to be even more effective by providing an insider’s perspective on what’s going on.
If you’ve ever scratched your head, at a loss for how to help, or even how to understand what kind of help would be helpful.
You don’t have to figure this out alone. There are reasons for what’s going on, though they may not be obvious to someone who isn’t autistic.
That’s where I come in. I can help you look at what’s going on in a new way, and suggest things you can do to be more effective and have a greater impact in the work you love.
Or if you’re doing research on autistic experiences and would like to pick my brain, you can ask me about my perspective, work, autism, burnout, etc. and I’ll give you as much as I can in an hour (which is a lot).
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There’s a topic I’ve been avoiding. It’s not easy or comfortable to talk about, but I’m increasingly convinced that it is necessary. Will you join me in this difficult, and deeply rewarding, conversation?
Here’s what might be going on if you hate being perceived, if it feels bad or awful, especially if you’re Autistic or otherwise different from the majority around you.
I keep forcing myself to wear uncomfortable things, but there’s no shame in, and nothing wrong with, stopping.
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