Alexithymia: What becomes of the broken hearted

In this deeply personal guest blog, a loving mother and wife reflects on what it feels like to be Alexithymic or ’emotionally blind’. She writes of the high price to be paid for trauma, as well as the resilience, resourcefulness and strength of spirit it can bring.

Amplified, Episode 6: Sam Rose

In the sixth episode Ginny Grant interviews Sam Rose, an Autistic non-binary trans advocate, mentor and student.

Obsessively, compulsively: An Autistic experience of OCD

In this poignant piece, Reframing Autism’s Ginny Grant explores her experience of obsessive compulsive disorder as an Autistic person.

Lockdown on the spectrum: What the Autistic community has learnt during the pandemic

Many Australians have reported feeling lonely and isolated during the coronavirus pandemic, but imagine what the lockdown has been like for people living with disabilities. As the Disability Royal Commission resumes its public hearings, it’s expected to hear some uncomfortable truths about access to support and information due to the impact of COVID-19.

Lisa Claessen on wellbeing

Join Lisa Claessen, Autistic advocate and teacher, on Autistic wellbeing and thriving.

David Gray-Hammond on wellbeing

Join David Gray-Hammond, Autistic addiction and mental health advocate, Chief Operating Officer of NeuroClastic, as he shares his thoughts on Autistic wellbeing and thriving.

Kaithy Zhang on Autistic wellbeing

Join Autistic advocate and nurse, Kaithy Zhang, as she explores what helps her to thrive and maintain her wellbeing, even during this difficult COVID-19 period.

Dr Jac den Houting on Autistic wellbeing

Join Autistic advocate and researcher, Dr Jac den Houting (of ASAN Au/NZ), as they share their experiences of thriving and maintaining wellbeing during the COVID-19 isolation.

Katie Pryal on thriving and wellbeing

Join author and advocate, Katie Rose Guest Pryal, as she discusses what helps her to thrive, and shares her top tips for wellbeing during COVID-19.