Sensorimotor Psychotherapy Institute
Information on Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, a body-centered trauma treatment approach developed by Pat Ogden.
Uniquely Human Podcast
A podcast from speech-language pathologist Barry Prizant’s team, exploring autism through a strengths-based, relationship-centered lens.
Uniquely Human: A Different Way of Seeing Autism
Author Barry Prizant reframes autism away from a list of deficits, toward understanding autistic behaviors as meaningful responses and coping strategies.
Living Well on the Spectrum
A practical guide for autistic adults navigating daily challenges, from social situations to sensory needs, aimed at supporting a fuller, more self-accepting life.
Thinking in Pictures
A firsthand account of visual thinking and autistic perception from Temple Grandin, one of the most well-known autistic authors and advocates.
Am I “Autistic Enough” to Count as Autistic?
Written by Devon Price, a social psychologist and late-identified Autistic, this piece tackles a question at the heart of self-identification: if autism exists on a spectrum, who actually “counts”? Part of Price’s Autistic Advice column, it takes on the anxiety of feeling “not autistic enough” with the same directness readers know from Unmasking Autism. Membership to Medium.com is required to read the full article.
Look Me in the Eye: My Life with Aspergers
John Elder Robison grew up the misunderstood misfit — bullied, isolated, unable to read social cues — until his knack for electronics led him to build guitar effects for KISS and forge a career in engineering. Darkly funny and unsentimental, this memoir follows his path to an Asperger’s diagnosis at 40, and the realization that he wasn’t broken, just wired differently.
Embrace Autism
Founded by autistic clinicians and researchers, Embrace Autism offers research-based articles, self-tests, and psychologist-led assessments for adults exploring what autism means for their lives. Built by autistic people, for autistic people, it helps late-identified and high-masking adults find clarity around masking, burnout, and sensory differences — and decide what steps, if any, to take next.