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Natural Medicine – Is the community ableist?

By JigmeDatse | Published: 2018 June 27

Just watched this video, and while it is just over a year old, I want to talk about this topic. The video doesn’t so much as talk about the fact that the natural medicine itself is ableist, despite the fact that is the title of the video. What it is talking about is how people […]

Posted in Mental Health Politics, Personal | Also tagged acceptance, disability, health care, medications, mental health care, natural medicine, pharmaceuticals | Comments closed

Executive Function Followup — Day 17 — 30 Days of Autism Acceptance

By JigmeDatse | Published: 2018 April 23

Today I noticed that someone on LinkedIn liked my post about Executive Function, so I am going to go and see what I can say more about this. Currently I am just going to put quick notes, and this may end up being a multi-post thing, I don’t know yet, but here is the list […]

Posted in Autism, Autism Acceptance, Getting Stuff Done, Organization, Personal | Also tagged autism, bullet journal, chemical sensitivity, communication, disability, executive function, family, goofing off, journalling, medication log, people, self-care, sensory overload, smell, social, social overwhelm, tools | Comments closed

Magical Creatures — Day 8 — 30 Days of Autism Acceptance

By JigmeDatse | Published: 2018 April 11

I know that I am writing “Day 8” on April 11th. This I am trying to be OK with. It feels a little difficult being OK with it. But I believe that I’m doing better with that (more in the next post I think, or maybe it’s the one after that?) Right now I want […]

Posted in Autism, Autism Acceptance, Personal | Also tagged communication, connection, language, magical creatures | Comments closed

Spoons Theory/Splines Theory — Today’s observations

By JigmeDatse | Published: 2018 January 5

As some of you know there is a theory about living with disabilities called Spoon Theory, and maybe even Splines Theory. Today in the shower I was going through my shower stuff, and was also thinking about working and what I would do today. I had been washing my hair, and I was thinking along, […]

Posted in Dissociation Et Cetera, Personal | Also tagged Asperger's Syndrome, autism, communication, connection, identity-first, Non-Violent Communication, person-first, social skills training | Comments closed

Response to Littlelolikat video on consent in public.

By JigmeDatse | Published: 2017 December 29

This post will go into topics that will not be safe for some people. I talk about sexuality. I talk about a lot of different topics of this. I talk about trauma, and responses to this. I also talk about the criminal justice system. I don’t know that I have even all the major triggers […]

Posted in Dissociation Et Cetera, Gender Sexual Identy, Mental Health Politics, Others, Personal, Personality, Relating/Connection, Review | Also tagged ABDL/CGL, asexual, autism, communication, connection, disability, family, language, relationship, sexual identity, social media, social skills training, trauma | Comments closed

Littles and Caregivers — Post Followup

By JigmeDatse | Published: 2017 December 23

This has not happened before (that I can remember). Today I am writing about a very recent post due to the response I have received from it. First off, I’m going to post a short video which triggered my desire for writing this response post. Well, first I’m going to point you back to the […]

Posted in Dissociation Et Cetera, Gender Sexual Identy, Mental Health Politics, Others, Personal, Personality, Relating/Connection | Also tagged communication, connection, disability, kink communities, neruodiveristy, relationship, sexual identity, sexuality, social media | Comments closed

Questia.com experience

By JigmeDatse | Published: 2017 July 7

In January I decided that I would like to be able to do a better job of being able to provide research here, and be able to more fully research content here, so spent money to get full access for a year on Questia.com which reports itself to be a “research tool” which also provides […]

Posted in Review, Site News | Also tagged communication, language, making money, online learning, Open Psychology Group, updates to the site | Comments closed

Lack of activity

By JigmeDatse | Published: 2017 June 1

For the last little while there has been a lack of activity, well, mostly a lack of visible activity. Well, not entirely just a lack of visible activity, as even stuff going on in the background hasn’t been going on. So here I am trying to put a few of those pieces together. Social issues […]

Posted in Personal, Relating/Connection, Site News, Upcoming | Also tagged Asperger's Syndrome, autism, communication, disability, language, Open Psychology Group, Patreon, relationship, sense, social skills, social skills training | Leave a comment

Huzza live stream (Open Psychology Project) December

By JigmeDatse | Published: 2016 December 26

The December 2016 stream went live. And you can watch it there. I intend to find a way to put the stream (maybe edited) here as well. Earlier today we had a live video stream on Huzza, and we covered a number of topics including: Huzza and video streaming Using as a broadcast method (or […]

Posted in Meeting Topics, Site News | Also tagged Asperger's Syndrome, autism, Capability Club, communication, disability, making money, mindfulness awareness, Open Psychology Group, Patreon, promotion | Comments closed

Connection – Importance of

By JigmeDatse | Published: 2016 December 13

Some months ago, I was planning a meeting which I was going to talk about the importance of connection. Many months ago actually, I think that may have been over a year ago, or at least close to a year ago. Today I met online with the organizer of the Capability Club which is in […]

Posted in Meeting Topics, Personal, Practices, Relating/Connection, Skills | Also tagged autism, body language, Capability Club, communication, connection, language, Open Psychology Group, relationship, social skills | Leave a comment

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