La torpeza y el autismo
Adjunto incluyo una historia de nuestro libro recien publicado: Autismo Actualizado. El mismo se puede siguiendo el enlace a Amazon. La torpeza Cuando nació mi nietecito era un bebé quisquilloso. […]
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What Keeps Me Going (an Update)
Hello again, readers of Cortical Chauvinism. It’s Tim Turner (you know, the vision therapy guy from a while back). I am a 39 year-old man with autism who lives in Texas. I […]
The Importance of Free Speech in Autism Discourse and Beyond: A Curious Case for Compassion and a Stepping Stone to Finding Your Place in the World
Greetings, Readers of Cortical Chauvinism! My name is Timothy Turner (Tim is fine). I am a 36 year old autistic man from Texas who is currently editing the manuscript of […]
Vision and the Link with Poor Motor Skills and Poor Posture – An “Epidemic” Within the Autism Spectrum
Greetings again, Readers of Cortical Chauvinism! It’s Tim Turner. Welcome to Part 2 in my series on vision therapy and autism. Part 1 is here (https://corticalchauvinism.com/2018/02/12/an-introduction-to-vision-therapy-and-autism/). If you don’t know […]
El plan del cuerpo en el autismo: la rigidez y la ansiedad
Mientras escribo este blog me encuentro asistiendo a un congreso internacional de autismo en Burgos, España. Hasta ahora todas las conferencias han sido excelentes. He disfrutado de la hospitalidad, las […]
The body plan in autism: stiffness and anxiety
While writing this blog I find myself attending an international autism congress in Burgos, Spain. Thus far all of the lectures have been excellent. I have enjoyed the hospitality, the […]
Conductas autolesivas, teoria de la mente, torpeza, la atencion en conjunto: explicandolo todo con la misma teoria
Siempre tendre el grato recuerdo de haber visto a Mel Kaplan examinar pacientes autistas para un estudio de lentes prismáticos que se estaba llevando a cabo en mi laboratorio. […]
Self-injurious behaviors, clumsiness, motor stereotypies, faulty facial recognition, the bothersome nature of change, joint attention and theory of mind in autism: putting it all together
I will always remember seeing Mel Kaplan examine autistic patients for a prism lens study that was being conducted at my laboratory. One young participant, despite having his parents around, […]
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