Listen to audio transcription here or scroll down to read Introduction This is an article about autonomy and instincts through the lens of being autistic and/or living, working and being alongside autistic people. In the first part of this article I share a story about a very short but significant interaction between myself and aContinue reading ““Shut your face!”; Prioritising, Valuing and Enabling Autistic Children’s Autonomy.”
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Teaspoon- A Guided Sensory Exploration
Transcript: A guided sensory exploration of a teaspoon Take your spoon Whatever your spoon is made from imagine that it was carved with human hands. No tools, just gently shaped over time. Inspect the spoon; shape, colour, blemishes, texture, reflections, refractions and then bring a part of your body, perhaps a thumb, finger or chinContinue reading “Teaspoon- A Guided Sensory Exploration”
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