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AUTISM
Where we don't see people with autism as people with a disease or disorder, but as beings with a special constitution and qualities to do special things with.
And yes... they also have some specific obstacles to face in a society that seems unworldly to them. But which, with some insight and practice, can be lived in a different way, which will make it fun here. Because if you are here on earth, you obviously wanted to be here...
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Originated from experience (as an autistic person, as the daughter of an autistic father and as a mother of autistic children)
with a positive touch and psychotherapeutic and nondual background
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Divided into three fundamental pillars: FEELING (hyper-sensitivity), BEING (lack of I-reference) and THINKING (thinking in terms of natural-laws)
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Every month there is an online live teaching with Vera, after which you can ask in-depth and personal questions.
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Expert blog by Vera Helleman, thought leader, writer, trainer and coach.
Diagnosed with autism, daughter of father with autism and mother of three autistic and highly gifted children.
About sensitive senses #autism
I accidently came across the picture above on shutterstock. My first reaction was: ‘that’s gross!’, followed by a shiver. A normal reaction for someone with autism. In our household we don’t use aftershaves, parfumes or deodorants. Fortunately everyone in our household thinks this is gross. So body odours smell better? Yes! Unless someone has stuffed …
Specific interests
What I really appreciate about autism, amongst other things, are the specific interests of people with autism. As a mother of several autistic children I can tell you from experience that this is already visible from a very young age…., however it can take different forms throughout the years. It will actually take a different …
Autism and learning through experience
Have you ever noticed that your autistic child doesn’t care about your ‘if-then’ arguments and just continues with whatever he/she was doing after a warning? Of have you ever noticed that as an autistic person, you want to experience everything yourself, before you can imagine it? This is because of the absence of a reference …
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