Emma FisherThe biggest mistake people make when reading behaviour is assuming the behaviour explains itself. Behaviour tells us what happened. It does not automatically tell us why. In TKC we break this down!
Emma FisherMaking the behaviour make sense.
Emma FisherRewards can be valuable tools. But they are not universal solutions. They work best when the primary challenge is motivation.
Emma FisherWhether the eventual answer involves autism, anxiety, another explanation, or a combination of factors, the most useful starting point is often the same: Become curious about the experience underneath the behaviour. Because the goal isn't simply fi
Emma FisherHistorically, neurodivergence research relied on narrow datasets that excluded lived experience. Modern systems still separate ADHD, autism, trauma, and mental health instead of recognising how they overlap — leaving many ND people unsupported.