In this video, Laura and Jesse, speech – language pathologist, discuss common communication differences in autistic individuals. They emphasises that these differences are not disorders to be fixed but valid variations in communication styles. The neurodiversity movement has helped shift perspectives, highlighting that neurodivergent communication can be just as effective as neurotypical communication. Key differences include preferences for direct language over sarcasm, discomfort with eye contact, and differing approaches to small talk. They advocate for flexibility in communication, urging neurotypicals to adjust their styles to support neurodivergent individuals, emphasising the importance of observation, patience and self- advocacy.
Understanding Multisensory Processing Through Primitive Reflexes
Multisensory processing is the brain’s ability to receive, organize, and integrate information from different sensory systems. Primitive reflexes play an
