The Neurodiversity Reader
There has been a tremendous increase in conversations surrounding neurodiversity. It is so much more than medical definitions of autism
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5 Things That Happened When Our Children Were Diagnosed With Autism
I cannot speak for all parents of autistic children and definitely not for all parents of disabled children. But I
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Disabilities and Abortion
With it looking like Roe v Wade being overturned in the United States, the topic of abortion is once more
My Body is Not a Prayer Request – Review
I knew as soon as I heard the title of this book, My Body is Not a Prayer Request, that
Is Psoriasis a Disability?
You more than likely know someone who has psoriasis. You may even have psoriasis yourself. You may think of it
The Word Made Flesh: A Theological Paradigm For Understanding Nonverbal Communication
I’m thankful that the Canadian Journal of Theology, Mental Health and Disability published my article, “The Word Made Flesh: A
What is It Like Being an Autism Parent?
My first introduction to autism was when our two oldest children were diagnosed with autism. What has been our experience?
The Forgotten History of Autism
I really enjoyed Steve Silberman’s NeuroTribes, it is a great read. But it is a thick book. You might not
Do Autistic People Have Empathy?
One of the most common myths about autism is that autistic people do not have empathy. noun: empathythe ability to
Autism and Apologetics
Two of the areas that I write in are autism and apologetics. They would seem to be very distinct topics