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Recent content by Phos

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    Troubles working in healthcare

    You probably are working more than other people! I am studying industrial design and working on developing spaces/ products that can make the physical and social environment functional for aspies etc. a lot of that is destigmatising not “NT” behavior. I managed a science research center for...
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    Student - studying how to make office/ education more aspie friendly

    Hi - Thanks for this! Shouldn't it just be a rule for everyone - bodies are off limits unless invited.
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    Student - studying how to make office/ education more aspie friendly

    Thank you for sharing! This is very helpful. I agree, it's fair that this system works for a lot of people but there should be more flexibility and allowance for those of us who learn and interact differently. School should be a place where you can focus what is interesting to you and not what...
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    Student - studying how to make office/ education more aspie friendly

    Hi - I am a design student at RISD and I am researching ways to make offices and classrooms more accessible for individuals with Aspergers. I am not diagnosed with Aspergers (although it has been speculated since I was a kid that I might be - I have not gone to a professional). But I have...
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