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Autism - being “really good” at things people find hard and having difficulty on things people generally find easy!
One of the most fascinating and often misunderstood aspects of autism is the seemingly paradoxical way autistic individuals interact with the world. It's as if their brains are wired in a way that makes navigating certain complexities feel intuitive, while everyday tasks that many take for granted can present significant hurdles. This blog post aims to delve into this intriguing dichotomy, exploring how autistic strengths and challenges manifest.

David Tyler
Apr 164 min read


Self-Advocacy in Action: Empowering Neurodiverse Individuals to Voice Their Needs.
A post that explores how to Empower Neurodiverse Individuals to Voice Their Needs.

David Tyler
Apr 134 min read


The scurge of unstructured communications.
The problem is that WhatsApp groups (and similar) are all unstructured and I find having to trawl through the jokes, micky taking and other random stuff to find the meaningful information very difficult and tiring.
This is a real challenge that many neurodivergent individuals, particularly those with autism, experience in unstructured communication environments. These challenges are very much aligned with known sensory and information processing differences associated with

David Tyler
Apr 123 min read
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