Bedwetting is not just an issue among the neurodivergent community. There are many reasons a child wets the bed. There are physical conditions where it is seen in. Two of my children have this issue. It does not need to be a big deal where children need to be embarrassed by it. The two children… Continue reading Bedwetting and How a Neurodivergent Family Handles it
It is common knowledge I had a very horrific experience with ABA as a child in the 1980's. It left me with horrible PTSD and other mental health issues. I vowed to never subject my children to such abuse. They do not need to be trained to conform and forced to mask. The way the… Continue reading What Happens When An ABA Survivor Finds Out These Tactics Are Used On Their Own Children
As many of you know, I have been researching and reporting bleachers for years along with Emma Dalmayne, Melissa Eaton and many others. They usually stay within their own bleach groups and it is usually easy to track them down with tools I use. The other day, I was messaged on my Facebook page about… Continue reading Bleachers Have Infiltrated Anti Neurodiversity Groups
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oI9WxMXbDzc It is no secret that I was born Deaf. Even though my parents shielded me from the Deaf community, I was very involved as a child. American Sign Language was banned from our home. A teacher and child taught me signs from when I was very young. I had to be careful not to… Continue reading Identity First and Person First Language of the Deaf and Autistic Communities
Sensory enrichment is a great thing. Autistic adults recommend it for autistic children to help them regulate. It can be great when it is autistic led. Quacks have taken it one step further. They claim it "improves by 5 points or more on the Childhood Autism Rating Scale." In this case it is parent or… Continue reading Sensory Enrichment Therapy Does Not Cure Autism
Aviva Seigler 