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Adult diagnosis- a personal reflection….
Posted by: mimanifesto on: December 19, 2011
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You know something’s a bit different about you. All your life you’ve been perpetually anxious about the simplest everyday things…you know, will you catch the bus, will you be at the station or airport early enough to make your train or flight. Will you get a decent seat, will it be crowded, will you make it [...]
Oh well, Mr Gove…
Posted by: mimanifesto on: April 6, 2011
So Micheal Gove is reading David Brooks at the moment. Interesting that. Of course, Brooks asserts that our subconscious directly affects our success potential. Nothing new there really- Freud was arguing that point over one hundred years ago, although of course, recognising and developing potential is an important trait characteristic of a successful leader… And [...]
Scottish Autism
Posted by: mimanifesto on: April 6, 2011
We had a lovely chat with the ladies from Scottish Autism ( used to be the Scottish Autistic Society, I think) yesterday afternoon in the showroom They talked about their plans for the future and the services they provide to people on the Autistic spectrum and their families and friends, and the tough times ahead [...]
Emotional education and society..
Posted by: mimanifesto on: March 1, 2011
Judging by what we read in the papers at the moment, Scotland is not a great place to be growing up in at the moment. Drinking, drugs, and dangerous sexual activity are endemic in our society. Knife and gun crime is the norm amongst many children who roam the streets in feral gangs without a [...]
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