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AI Assistance for Writing While Overwhelmed

By Rachel Gold

I’ve been exploring ways to work with AI to support my writing this year and want to share some of what I’ve found, along with general guides, for folks who will excel with AI assistance. 

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September 19, 2025
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In Embodied Neurodivergence

Deep Dive: Autistic Special Interests and Wellbeing

By Ashton Rose

Recently, I’ve been pondering my autistic special interests, what role they play in my life, and how they help support my wellbeing. So I wanted to do a deeper dive into that topic. What role do these interests play in the wellbeing of autistic folks? What does the literature say? What do other people say?

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July 30, 2025
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In Power of Story

Storytelling as Nourishment and a Play Space

By Ashton Rose

Telling stories is about far more than the sharing of words from one soul to another. How can we embrace the innate powers of storytelling and make it another tool for nourishing ourselves? Let’s take a look. 

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May 15, 2025
In Embodied Neurodivergence

Neurodivergence Without Shame, Part 4: Being a Neurodivergent Educator

By Ashton Rose

We talk about masking vs. performance in the classroom, and what that looks like for each of us. We share tips and insights into how we build classroom spaces that are welcoming to all students’ needs. Lastly, we provide closing thoughts on this series of posts. 

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December 17, 2024
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In Embodied Neurodivergence, Flourishing in the Margins

10 Thoughts on Creating Safe Space at Home

By Rachel Gold

I’ve been thinking about what I have to contribute to queer and neurodivergent sanity post-election, when I came across this post, so here’s my list of things that could help you feel safety, meaning, and wonder in your home, starting with physical things.

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December 10, 2024
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In Power of Story, Queer and Trans Literature

LGBTQIA+ Reading & Gift Guide: Where to Start With My Novels

By Rachel Gold

Perhaps you’ve read me before and want to jump back in, but don’t know where to start. Whether you’re looking to give a gift to a LGBTQIA+ loved one or simply want to gift yourself something, this post should help you decide which book/s would be perfect for your situation. 

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November 27, 2024
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In Embodied Neurodivergence

Neurodivergence Without Shame, Part 3: Masking and Meltdowns

By Ashton Rose

We discuss what masking feels like for both of us, as well as the various ways meltdowns/shutdowns can show up for folks. We offer personal insights, experiences, and reflections for better understanding these topics. 

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October 30, 2024
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Neurodivergence Without Shame, Part 2: Honoring Your Bodymind

By Ashton Rose

Join us for a conversation about the differences between what’s expected versus what’s interesting, and ways that we get ourselves to do the expected things. We highlight medical appointments, routines, and the important fact that no two brains work the same, ending with how to listen to, honor, and care for your bodymind.  

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September 4, 2024

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