An autistic person describes how she learned to think flexibly

Managing My “Inflexible Thinking”.

I found this article by a woman who is a speaker, writer, social worker, mother, and autistic fascinating! She describes how she has adapted to the “NT” (neurotypical) world. She works with her visual thinking style in a fabulously creative way, using layers, to be more flexible in accommodating change, something  that’s difficult for many autistic people to do.

Now she teaches others.

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About MaryAnn Reynolds

Blogging about body, mind, heart, spirit, and well-being. Offering bodywork and changework in Austin, Texas, USA. Serving Truth Be Told as a volunteer and former board member.
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