The 15-Minute City: A Human Vision or a Sensory Trap?
The “15-Minute City” is the urban planning concept everyone is talking about. Championed by leaders from Paris to Melbourne, it’s […]
General
Sensory overload
Disability Issues
Why Self-Service Machines Can Be a Lifeline for Autistic Customers
You have probably seen it, videos with captions like “Scanning is a staff member’s job, not a customer’s.” At first
Mental Health Awareness
Breaking the Myths: The Reality of Living with ADHD and Autism
ADHD and autism are surrounded by harmful myths — from “you just need to try harder” to “it’s just social awkwardness.” The reality is far more complex, involving executive dysfunction, sensory overload, relationship differences, financial routines, and co-occurring conditions like binge eating disorder. Differences in communication and reassurance needs in relationships can also cause significant stress and distrust, affecting a partner’s ability to focus on work. These aren’t excuses, but daily struggles. Greater awareness can replace stigma with understanding.
Mental Health Awareness, Small Business
The Unique Frustrations of Marketing a Holistic Shop When You’re Autistic
Running an online holistic shop sounds dreamy, right? Sharing lovely teas and wellness goodies with the world — all while
Mental Health Awareness
When Words Glitch the Brain: Autism, Stuttering, and the Invisible Pause in Processing
Have you ever been mid-conversation with someone you care about, only to suddenly feel like your brain hit a wall—or
Mental Health Awareness
The Unspoken Strain: Why Half-Sentences and Stopping Mid-Sentence Can Be Annoying for Autistic People
Communication is something we all navigate daily, yet for some, it’s a bit more challenging to decode. For autistic individuals,
Quite Interesting
Shut It Down—Why the Loudspeaker Ban on Public Transport Should Go Nuclear
You ever sat on a bus, trying to zone out, sip your coffee, and maybe pretend you’re not spiraling existentially
Humerous
Why Autistics Are Apparently “Abrasive” – A Comedy Exploration
Ah, yes, the label we all know and love: abrasive. But don’t worry, it’s not really an insult. It’s just
Humerous
Gloucestershire or Glouces-LOUD-shire? A Neurodivergent’s Journey Through the Soundscape of Chaos
Let me paint you a scene. You’re sitting quietly on the bus, earbuds in, volume at a modest 12% because