Tag: Penguin Pebbling

  • Penguin Pebbling: Theory, Practice and the Five Neurodivergent Love Locutions — A Guide for Practitioners

    Penguin Pebbling: Theory, Practice and the Five Neurodivergent Love Locutions — A Guide for Practitioners

    Penguin Pebbling is a low-demand, neurodiversity-affirming card game built around the Five Neurodivergent Love Locutions — five relational modes natural to many Autistic and neurodivergent people: infodumping, parallel play, support swapping, penguin pebbling, and deep pressure

  • Five Autistic Love Locutions: Showing Care And Love In Different Ways

    Five Autistic Love Locutions: Showing Care And Love In Different Ways

    Autistic people have always had our own ways of showing love. Discover the five Autistic love locutions — infodumping, parallel play, support swapping, penguin pebbling and deep pressure.

  • Penguin Pebbling: A Game of Creating Belonging, Building Connection and Understanding Autistic Identity

    Penguin Pebbling: A Game of Creating Belonging, Building Connection and Understanding Autistic Identity

    Penguin Pebbling: A Game of Creating Belonging, Building Connection and Understanding Autistic Identity

  • Free 2025 Advent Calendar & Neuro-Affirming Autism Resources

    Free 2025 Advent Calendar & Neuro-Affirming Autism Resources

    Free 2025 Advent Calendar & Neuro-Affirming Autism Resources

  • Χάρτης Μονοτροπικών Εμπειριών

    Χάρτης Μονοτροπικών Εμπειριών

    ThalloMinds  has kindly translated The Map of Monotropic Experiences (Χάρτης Μονοτροπικών Εμπειριών) that I created in collaboration with Stimpunks! Huge thanks for all the hard work!

  • Glimmers: Autistic Joy and Monotropism

    Glimmers: Autistic Joy and Monotropism

    Glimmers are small, powerful moments of Autistic joy that emerge when we’re deeply immersed in what matters to us. Learn how monotropism & flow create space for joy in an overwhelming world. #AutisticJoy #Glimmers #monotropism

  • Autistic Young People & Friendships  

    Autistic Young People & Friendships  

    Discover how Autistic young people experience and build friendships in a way that honors their unique communication styles and interests.

  • The Map of Monotropic Experiences: A Summary

    The Map of Monotropic Experiences: A Summary

    The Map of Monotropic Experiences now has a home of its own. You can explore each of the twenty areas in more depth at monotropicmap.org. The free training and downloads are on the main Map of Monotropic Experiences page. The Map of Monotropic Experiences, created by Helen Edgar of Autistic Realms in collaboration with the…

  • Neuronormative Domination, Monotropism & The Map of Monotropic Experiences

    Neuronormative Domination, Monotropism & The Map of Monotropic Experiences

    The Map of Monotropic Experiences now has a home of its own. Read more about neuronormative domination, the water the whole map sits in, at monotropicmap.org, and explore each of the twenty areas of the map there too. In collaboration with Stimpunks, I created a Map of Monotropic Experiences. This is a revised edition of…

  • Map of Monotropic Experiences

    Map of Monotropic Experiences

    The Map of Monotropic Experiences now has a home of its own. Visit monotropicmap.org to explore each of the twenty areas, mark your own map and find the free training. You can also find the free training and downloads further down this page. Monotropism seeks to explain Autism in terms of attention distribution and interests. …

  • Neurodivergent Co-Regulation

    Neurodivergent Co-Regulation

    Being neurodivergent can be really hard work in a world that is mostly still lacking in an understanding of the differences in sensory, social, and communication needs of autistic/ADHD and other neurodivergent people. Different lived experiences can create a double empathy gap (Milton, 2012). This means that people’s needs are often not adequately met, and…

  • Penguin Pebbling: An Autistic Love Language

    Penguin Pebbling: An Autistic Love Language

    Penguin Pebbling is a neurodivergent way of showing you care, like sharing a meme or twig or pretty stone to say “I’m thinking of you,” inspired by penguins who gift pebbles to those they care about.

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