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Autism and meltdowns in young girls

Georgette Beaunier

Content removed my mod - Rule 14

  • Please do not carry our research on the Online Community as per rule 14.  Research must be approved by our research team, you can find details here:  Research

    Thanks

    Suzanne Mod

  • Georgette Beaunier said:
    hoping to represent children who are neurodiverse.

    For the benefit of your research project and book:

    "It is common for words related to neurodiversity to be misused. For example, people might say ‘Autistic people are neurodiverse’ when they mean ‘Autistic people are neurodivergent’.

    Examples of accurate phrases include:

    Humans are neurodiverse.
    Autistic people are neurodivergent.
    Autism is a form of neurodivergence."

    NAS - Autism and neurodiversity

  • Hi, its nice, that you are working on such a project, but your post is actually a research request. So in this situation you should probably follow this rule:

    Rule 14: No research requests
    Research requests should be directed to our Research Page.

    I myself remember my own meltdowns whenever something was missing, because everything must have stood on its place like always even if I didn't need to use it. But my meltdowns were so violent and terrible,  that it's better to not share it in a form of book with pictures.