by Guy Shahar Published: 10th December, 2020 As profoundly sensitive beings in an increasingly material and pressure-driven culture, it is easy for our autistic children to feel that they are somehow inadequate. At home, at school and elsewhere, they can easily be given messages that they are slow or clumsy or generally
by Guy Shahar Published: 25th April, 2019 After returning from our time at the Mifne Centre in Israel in 2011, it was like a rebirth for my son. No longer unhappy, continually frustrated, overwhelmed and cut off; instead suddenly filled with joy and determined to explore his life. Despite the challenge
by Guy Shahar Published: 9th November 2017 Is it really true that autistic children are not connected to their own or others’ feelings? We challenge that concept and offer an empowering alternative. Many autistic children tend to gravitate towards thinking and communicating in terms of facts, rules, patterns, objective reasons, etc.
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