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[themaskedlady]

[dominicdelagol2]

29: Neurodivergent Community (Auctober 2024)

The neurodivergent community is filled with awesome people!

Following people displayed in order: illymation, SuperEzequielMixel4, Benimated, gamerrobloxian1195 and 13Character5! Check them all out, they are awesome people!

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[just-1-voice]

Hear from Ben Breaux, a non-speaking autistic self-advocate with apraxia. #RepublishedAutomatically https://just1voice.com/neurodiversity/apraxia-effects-and-stigmas/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=revive

[noisycowboyglitter]

Autistic Wizardry: Showcasing the Extraordinary Contributions of the Autistic Community

The concept of an "Autistic Wizard" combines the unique cognitive traits associated with autism spectrum disorders and the magical abilities often portrayed in fantasy literature. This intriguing idea highlights the exceptional skills and perspectives that many autistic individuals possess, likening them to wizards with special powers.

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An Autistic Wizard might be characterized by:

Extraordinary focus: The ability to concentrate intensely on specific subjects or tasks, much like a wizard mastering complex spells.

Pattern recognition: A knack for identifying intricate patterns and connections, akin to deciphering ancient runes or magical formulas.

Unique perception: Seeing the world differently, noticing details others might miss, similar to a wizard's ability to perceive magical realms.

Special interests: Deep, encyclopedic knowledge in particular areas, comparable to a wizard's expertise in specific branches of magic.

Sensory sensitivities: Heightened awareness of sensory input, which could be likened to magical sensory abilities.

Logical thinking: A structured, systematic approach to problem-solving, like a wizard methodically working through a magical challenge.

Creativity: Innovative thinking and imagination, essential for both magical creation and autistic problem-solving.

The Autistic Wizard concept celebrates neurodiversity, framing autism as a source of unique abilities rather than limitations. It encourages appreciation for the different ways autistic individuals process and interact with the world, highlighting their potential for exceptional achievements in their areas of interest.

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Raising Autism Awareness Support is a crucial effort aimed at fostering understanding, acceptance, and inclusion for individuals on the autism spectrum. This initiative involves educating the public about autism, its diverse manifestations, and the unique challenges and strengths of autistic individuals.

Support can take many forms, including fundraising for autism research and services, organizing community events, and promoting inclusive practices in schools and workplaces. Social media campaigns, using hashtags and sharing personal stories, play a significant role in spreading awareness.

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Advocacy groups work to influence policy changes that benefit the autism community. Many organizations provide resources for families, educators, and employers to better support autistic individuals.

By raising awareness and support, we create a more inclusive society that recognizes and values the contributions of autistic individuals, leading to improved quality of life and opportunities for those on the spectrum.

Autism Awareness Tees are popular clothing items designed to promote understanding and acceptance of autism spectrum disorders. These T-shirts often feature colorful puzzle piece designs, the widely recognized symbol for autism awareness, or catchy slogans that educate and inspire.

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Common messages include "Autism Awareness," "Embrace Neurodiversity," or "Different, Not Less." Some shirts showcase traits associated with autism in a positive light or highlight famous individuals on the spectrum.

Wearing these tees serves multiple purposes: raising awareness, starting conversations about autism, showing support for the autism community, and fostering a sense of pride and belonging for individuals with autism and their families.

Many organizations sell these shirts as fundraisers to support autism research and services.

[monriatitans]

Autism Explained Differently - Take the NEW Quiz Now

Orion Kelly – The Autistic Guy Hi! I’m Orion Kelly and I’m Autistic. On this video I explore the topic of Monotropism. Plus, I share my personal lived experiences as an #actuallyautistic person. #orionkelly #autism #asd #autismsigns #whatautismfeelslike Quiz link: https://dlcincluded.github.io/MQ/ Resources: https://monotropism.org/2023/mq/ ⏱ Index: 00:00 – Welcome 00:46 – What is Monotropism…

[thesagaofkat]

Being neurodivergent (autistic & dyslexic) I never imagined I could be a storyteller ✍️ when I grew up… Read the full story-mail at kat.thesagaquest.com/storysaga2 #autisticadult #autisticwriter #authorpreneur #autisticwomen #authorgram #autisticcommunity #writingcommunity #authorlife #writersofbookstagram #indieauthor #aspiringauthor #aspiringwriter https://www.instagram.com/p/CnU-I9FyObG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[edgyexplorerofmanythings]

Watch "Autistic Awkwardness with Group Conversation #shorts #autism #autisticcommunication #audhd" on YouTube

[dmnsqrl]

Posted @withregram • @prismic.autistic Sharing this infographic I made after my second COVID vaccination, as I prepare to get my booster shot later today. My body’s reaction (body aches, chills, and headache), while normal and expected, was a bit of a rough ride. I hope this can help others in some way! Text in post reads: Autism and COVID 19 vaccination. Autistic folks tend to have sensory processing difficulties which include being sensitive to feeling unwell. Things that can help: Reduce/eliminate responsibilities for a day or two. Gather things you’ll need: Tylenol Ice for headache Plenty of water Foods that take little or no prep Cozy clothing or pajamas Any sensory comfort items Plenty of blankets Distractions, if you find that helpful After your shot: Get plenty of rest Stay hydrated Remember stimming can be a powerful coping tool Remind yourself this is only temporary, and so worth it in the end! #ActuallyAutistic #AutismCommunity #AutisticCommunity #ActuallyAutisticAdult #AutisticMemes #AutisticParent #Autistic #Autism #AutismAcceptance #AutismAwareness #AutismSpectrum #AutisticPride #AutisticAdults #Neurodiversity #Neurodivergent #Unmasked #SensoryProcessingDisorder #SPD #AutismAdvocate #Disability #Disabled #DisabilityAdvocate #DisabilityRights #AutismEducation #CovidVaccination #CovidVaccine #RedInstead #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs https://www.instagram.com/p/CXyq3pTFSUmEpxYcbFL5tpnUhxumPfLGd00iks0/?utm_medium=tumblr

[autisticunicorngirl]

I don’t know what to think about @siamusic movie Music. I don’t think it portraying anyone who has autism not to mention us girls with autism well. I feel like its Stereotyped us Autistic community and not in a good way. #ActuallyAutistic #autismacceptance #AutismAwareness #Neurodiversity #autism #autisticgirls #asd #autisticcommunity #neurodivergent https://www.instagram.com/p/CKD74YeM5TZ/?igshid=1io20mdmlu1jz

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[themaskedlady]

[theblackautist]

Posted @withregram • @neurodivergentqueeradvocacy Self diagnosis is valid. Disclaimer: I am not a self-diagnosed autistic. #actuallyautistic #actuallyautisticcommunity #actuallyautistictiktoks #autismacceptance #autismrights #autisticadults #autismawareness #autistic #autismspectrum #autismrightsmovement #autisticcommunity #autisticadvocacy #autism #selfdiagnosisisvalid #selfdiagnosis #selfdiagnosedautism #asd #tiktoktrends #neurodivergent #neurodivergentinstagram #disabilityrights #disabled #ableism #ableismawareness #antiableism https://www.instagram.com/p/Cd1Pzd9OsNX/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[just-1-voice]

If you're on Facebook, follow these Facebook Pages for continued education from autistic voices directly into your Facebook news feed. #RepublishedAutomatically https://just1voice.com/neurodiversity/autism/recommended-facebook-pages/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=revive

[monriatitans]

Saturday, June 10, 2023 Growing up, the "would you mind" question was the nice way of telling us to do something without telling us.

My younger sister said "no" the first time she was "asked" and was SO CONFUSED when dad got annoyed.

I don't remember how I reacted the first time I was "asked", but I completely understood her confusion.

I could have gone all day taking screenshots of this thread, but you get the point.

GET TO THE POINT!

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The image was, initially, shared to Instagram; check it out here! Interested in seeing where the quote came from? If so, check it out on @AmberlynWhite's Twitter thread here! Watch MonriaTitans on Twitch and YouTube!

[vida-de-suenos]

Day 12 of Autism Acceptance Month . . . . . . . . . . #actuallyautistic #ig_autism #igautism #autismspectrumdisorder #autistic #asd #autismacceptance #autismawareness #blacksandautism #blackautismawareness #blackandautistic #autisticwhileblack #autisticlifestyle #autismcommunity #autisticcommunity #autisticBlackPride #asdspectrum #autismisbeautiful #ausome #neurodiversity #neurodiversityrocks #nothingaboutuswithoutus #differentNotLess #notapuzzlepiece #autismrocks