Recommended by The NeuroMama >> Shannon Clark
If you're exploring your own neurodiversity, 'Adulthood...with a chance of autism' is the most encouraging place to do it. Autistic Ang will make you feel so seen, understood, and celebrated. As a mom of kids on the spectrum, this publication always gives me a little peek into the amazing ways my children might see the world, too. Go. Read for two minutes. Your day will be brighter!
Claire truly does help you sustainably grow your Substack with joy. I love watching the workshops, and each time I come away with a completed piece of work I can feel proud of — without the stress!
Kate's writing and videos are so down to earth, and I find myself relating to so many of her stories about life with her (mostly) nonspeaking son with autism, Cooper. Her writing always makes me feel like I've just had coffee with a girlfriend who TOTALLY gets my life! Stop by and check out her insights on everything from autism and puberty (Lord, help!), advocacy and awareness, and family life on 'Finding Cooper's Voice.' You'll be so glad you did!
I so enjoy reading Kim's beautiful essays about life with her special needs children adopted from foster care and her efforts to make a positive impact on a broken system. I admire her perseverance and the way she doesn't just see a problem but is getting out and doing something about it. I stop and read whenever one of her posts lands in my inbox, and I bet you will, too!
I'm loving Kristen LaValley's take on faith, work, and life with her neurodivergent twin toddlers. Don't miss her recent post "burying my turtles" inside her 'things i'm thinking about' publication.