-
Recent Posts
- It’s Here! The Person Who Arrives… has arrived!
- A Book! I am so EXCITED
- Let’s talk about language: Is disability a bad word?
- Dysregulated: Excavation and Big Feels
- Untethered and Shiny Things
- Holding Space
- Resistance
- On the ABLEISM of Participation Marks
- Counting… The Day of Mourning and the Disability Clothesline
- Toward the River: A Poem of Hope
- Electronic Resources: Arizona TASH 2018
- Fabulous Fringes: A Short Film by Alex Kronstein
- The Neurotypical Wife: Welcome to Las Vegas
- The Teacher’s Kid – It’s not what you think…
- In this house – and outside too!
Autism Positivity
Autism Positivity
Autism Positivity
Autism Positivity
-
Join 3,696 other subscribers
Increasing Understanding
- 378,752 hits
Archives
text
Meta
Tag Archives: Aspergers
A conversation with my Dad: Buffers, Limits, and Approximating Perfection
I have at times found myself stretched thin; a brittle husk of stress – somehow hollow and too full at the same time. I have felt this with my work as a special education teacher, I have felt this as … Continue reading
Posted in Aspergers, Autism, Father, good enough thinking, self-advocacy
Tagged Approximating perfection, Aspergers, Autism, capacity, conversation, excellence, high expectations, intolerance, limits, misunderstanding, needs of the system, poverty, professional satisfaction, reaching capacity, Self care, self-advocacy, setting limits, Special Education, stress
9 Comments
Thirty Days of Autism 