We must be careful not to let one case define psychosis in general, as each case of psychosis can be as unique and varied as fingerprints. Psychosis can draw from and play... Read more »
In surveying the landscape of current scientific knowledge about giftedness, I discovered the work of Rena F. Subotnik, an American psychologist and a prominent scholar in giftedness, talent development, and gifted education.... Read more »
Someone says, “You look beautiful today.” Instead of feeling good, your mind immediately responds: They’re just being nice. They don’t really mean it. I don’t know what they’re seeing. For many people,... Read more »
Navigating romance often feels like playing a complex game where everyone else has a secret rulebook you never received. For those living “under a double rainbow,” being both Autistic and a gender... Read more »
Imagine trying to navigate a world where the overhead lights feel like a physical assault and the social script seems written in a foreign language. Now, add the complexity of advocating for... Read more »