FAQ, FMC (frequently made comments) and FTR (for the record)

It’s Sunday, which means that I’m doing a little cleaning, organizing, and clarifying, and today, that includes this blog (!). … More

Sharing: So What Is Executive Dysfunction?

Originally posted on So Much Stranger, So Much Darker, So Much Madder, So Much Better:
Executive dysfunction. It’s one of the trademarks of developmental disabilities such as autism and ADHD along…

Originally posted on Dr. Eric Perry’s Self-Help Blog:
Written by Eric C., MA., PhD Candidate Audio version available | Click here “You cannot have…

I can slowly feel my inner wheels beginning to catch on and take hold. The only way I know this … More

I stumbled upon a fascinating article about the health benefits of listening to classical music [1]. These benefits are mostly … More

Recently, the subject of “black-and-white thinking” has come up in the (awesome!!) comments section of a couple of the posts … More

Discovering that I’m on the Asperger’s/autism spectrum has brought me through an unexpected scenic journey into the field of “abnormal” … More

You’ve probably heard the words… “Get moving.” “Don’t wait until the last minute.” “You’re lazy.” “You’d do so much better … More

My Christmas present came yesterday! And I had gotten my partner’s gift a little while back, too, so yesterday we … More

In my last post, I spelled out the seemingly doom-and-gloom situation people on the Asperger’s/autism spectrum are sometimes up against … More

Self-care is a human need that gets overlooked and forgotten. I would venture to say that it’s a basic need, … More

I cringe every time I hear the word “antisocial” used to describe someone (or people in general) on the Asperger’s/autism … More