ST. Virtual Reality Autism Police Encounters: The Science Behind CHOP’s Study

Virtual reality autism police encounters: the science behind CHOP’s study A study underway at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia is testing whether virtual reality can give autistic people a safer way to rehearse before a real interaction with police officers. The premise is direct: police encounters are among the most unpredictable and high-stakes situations an autistic…

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Virtual Reality Autism Police Encounters: The Science Behind CHOP’s Study

Virtual reality autism police encounters: the science behind CHOP’s study A study underway at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia is testing whether virtual reality can give autistic people a safer way to rehearse before a real interaction with police officers. The premise is direct: police encounters are among the most unpredictable and high-stakes situations an autistic…

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ST. Arkansas School Director Reportedly Ran ‘Fight Club’ for Children With Autism & Told Them Not To Tell

monkeybusinessimages/iStock The Delta Institute for the Developing Brain and the Engage program in Jonesboro, Arkansas, felt like a godsend for many parents of children with autism. They trusted the school’s founder, Dr. Tracy Morrison, who seemed passionate about helping each child learn in a way that works best for them. But behind closed doors, things were…

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People are now coming out as ‘Nebulas3xual’

As society’s understanding of identity evolves, new terms continue to emerge to describe experiences that traditional labels may not fully capture. One such term gaining attention is nebulasexual, an identity connected to neurodivergence and the often unclear experience of attraction. As conversations around sexuality and gender become more nuanced, some individuals—particularly those who are neurodivergent—have…

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