The Power of Accountability in Autism and Wellness

• By: Daniel Crofts, MA Arc GLOW
• April 4th, 2025
• actually autistic, agency, emotional resilience, inclusion, neurodiversity, responsibility, self-acceptance, self-criticism, social relationships, Spring 2025 Issue, wellness
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The right course of action in life is usually a mean between two extremes. For example, if I am a student who wants to do well in school, my path runs between the opposing extremes of not studying on the one hand and consistently pulling all-nighters with the books on the other. And if this...

The Big Sigh

• By: Becca Lory Hector, CAS, BCCS Autism and Neurodiversity Researcher/Consultant/Speaker/Author/Advocate | Evolving Skye, LLC
• July 19th, 2022
• actually autistic, anxiety, comfort, depression, mental health, pets, self-criticism, Summer 2022 Issue
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This is one of those days. I feel it the moment I open my eyes. I instantly loathe that I am awake. I fall into an old habit of calculating how many hours I will have to reasonably be out of my bed before I can crawl back into it without having to feign illness or apologize for not returning a...