Monotropism.org

Monotropism.org

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Monotropism is a theory of Autism developed by Autistic people, initially by Dinah Murray and Wenn Lawson. Read about explanations and applications of the theory, its history, and what’s happening now on our website. https://monotropism.org/

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Ticket Theory, monotropism & burnout: Autistic ADHD energy accounting 🎟️ Why some tasks never get a ticket, with thanks to Hilary Knutson and Neuro Pride Ireland. Free guide and printable tickets: autisticrealms.com/ticket-theory-monotropism-burnout/

"Therapeutic work with autistic and gender diverse individuals: a cognitive approach to multiple masking" by Renske Herrema and Anna Laws (NHS, UK). Whole section on "Monotropism and autistic joy" as well as discussion of the role of monotropism in resistance to change, etc. doi.org/10.1017/S175...

doi.orgTherapeutic work with autistic and gender diverse individuals: a cognitive approach to multiple masking | the Cognitive Behaviour Therapist | Cambridge CoreTherapeutic work with autistic and gender diverse individuals: a cognitive approach to multiple masking - Volume 19

Nice to see this paper received a Special Commendation! bsky.app/profile/babc...

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And finally congrats to Renske Herrema who received the second Special Commendation for their paper ‘Therapeutic work with autistic and gender diverse individuals: a cognitive approach to multiple masking’ Full free paper available here: https://ow.ly/JEZW50ZnNNu

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Great read Darren.I recently cons monotropism through an education lens re flow state & pathway to joy- I think the sticky & springy ref are also helpful for educators re how we need to respect disengagement & the differentiation this can inform, if u fancy a read -

earlyyearswales.hflip.cosmalltalk_July 2026_ENGLISHIn this issue, we explore a question that sits at the heart of early childhood: Why Children Need Joy.

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The word meraki feels very monotropic to me, and it's in the book I co-authored last year with @auroraconsulting.bsky.social and Felicity Goodhall. Words: Inspired By The Experience Of Being Monotropic FREE download autisticrealms.com/words-inspir...

autisticrealms.comWords: Inspired By The Experience Of Being Monotropic | Autistic RealmsMonotropism is a neurodiversity-affirming theory of autism (Murray et al., 2005). Autistic /ADHD/ AuDHD people are more likely to be monotropic(Garau et al. ...
Writing The Dawn@writingthedawn.bsky.social

Word of the day. Meraki (μεράκι) Greek for putting your soul into what you do — approaching it with love, care, passion, and devotion. #WritingTheDawn #Meraki #NeuroAffirming #AntiOppressive #LGBTQIAAffirming #WordOfTheDay

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This is fascinating on monotropism, sleep and closing loops. Every time we read something new about the impacts of monotropism it’s like another light has gone on! 💡

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It's five years today since Dinah Murray died, one of the founders of the theory of monotropism. I've written a tribute to her & to everything monotropism has given me & our community Many thanks to @oolong.co.uk and @katefoxwriter75.bsky.social for the inspiration morerealms.com/monotropa-un...

morerealms.comMonotropa Uniflora & Monotropism: A Tribute to Dinah MurrayMonotropa Uniflora & Monotropism: A Tribute to Dinah Murray

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Five years today since my dear, fantastic mother Dinah Murray shuffled off the mortal coil. She was such a potent force for positive change and a constant inspiration to me and many others. One important dimension of her many gifts to the world is here @monotropism.org monotropism.org

monotropism.orgMonotropism, an Autistic theory of autismMonotropism is a theory of autism developed by autistic people, initially by Dinah Murray and Wenn Lawson. Monotropic minds tend to have their attention pulled more strongly towards a smaller number o...

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Here, @stimpunks.org summarise and build on Dinah Murray and Mike Lesser's piece for the 1999 online Autism99 conference, exploring why computers can work so well for Autistic people. 27 years on, are digital devices still so well-suited to monotropic processors? stimpunks.org/space/autism...

stimpunks.orgAutism and Computing: The Root of Our Online SpaceAn Autistic reading of Dinah Murray and Mike Lesser’s 1999 hypertext, traced through ARLES and Cavendish Space. Our online space has an ancestor, and it is older than the web most people picture. In 1...

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Like most people thinking about autism in the 1990s, Dinah largely focused on Autistic people with relatively high support needs at this time. Unlike most autism researchers, she made getting to know them and supporting them a priority! share.google/A7z8y4bpYN1r...

share.googleMy Mum and MonotropismEnjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

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The mathematician and programmer Mike Lesser, who co-founded the organisation Autism and Computing with Dinah Murray and worked closely with her for decades, died on this day eleven years ago. monotropism.org/mike-lesser/

monotropism.orgMike Lesser (1943-2015) - Monotropism(Fergus Murray, 2023) Mike Lesser was a mathematician and political activist who worked with Dinah Murray and Wenn Lawson to develop the theory of Monotropism. He brought expertise in dynamical system...

Here, @stimpunks.org summarise and build on Dinah Murray and Mike Lesser's piece for the 1999 online Autism99 conference, exploring why computers can work so well for Autistic people. 27 years on, are digital devices still so well-suited to monotropic processors? stimpunks.org/space/autism...

stimpunks.orgAutism and Computing: The Root of Our Online SpaceAn Autistic reading of Dinah Murray and Mike Lesser’s 1999 hypertext, traced through ARLES and Cavendish Space. Our online space has an ancestor, and it is older than the web most people picture. In 1...
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Here, @stimpunks.org summarise and build on Dinah Murray and Mike Lesser's piece for the 1999 online Autism99 conference, exploring why computers can work so well for Autistic people. 27 years on, are digital devices still so well-suited to monotropic processors? stimpunks.org/space/autism...

stimpunks.orgAutism and Computing: The Root of Our Online SpaceAn Autistic reading of Dinah Murray and Mike Lesser’s 1999 hypertext, traced through ARLES and Cavendish Space. Our online space has an ancestor, and it is older than the web most people picture. In 1...
View full thread

Here, @stimpunks.org summarise and build on Dinah Murray and Mike Lesser's piece for the 1999 online Autism99 conference, exploring why computers can work so well for Autistic people. 27 years on, are digital devices still so well-suited to monotropic processors? stimpunks.org/space/autism...

stimpunks.orgAutism and Computing: The Root of Our Online SpaceAn Autistic reading of Dinah Murray and Mike Lesser’s 1999 hypertext, traced through ARLES and Cavendish Space. Our online space has an ancestor, and it is older than the web most people picture. In 1...
View full thread

Here, @stimpunks.org summarise and build on Dinah Murray and Mike Lesser's piece for the 1999 online Autism99 conference, exploring why computers can work so well for Autistic people. 27 years on, are digital devices still so well-suited to monotropic processors? stimpunks.org/space/autism...

stimpunks.orgAutism and Computing: The Root of Our Online SpaceAn Autistic reading of Dinah Murray and Mike Lesser’s 1999 hypertext, traced through ARLES and Cavendish Space. Our online space has an ancestor, and it is older than the web most people picture. In 1...

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"To date, the theory most praised by Autistic individuals themselves is known as the theory of monotropism." "Monotropism makes up for many of the flaws in previously popular theories of autism, differing from its predecessors in that it takes into account the lived experiences of autists" S Stokes

brocku.scholaris.caEffective Altruism on Animal Activism — A Site of Ableism and Neoliberal Co-optation of NeurodivergenceEffective Altruism, or EA, is a relatively recent framework and movement introduced to global philanthropic spaces (Singer, 2015), relying on “careful analysis of evidence” (Gabriel, 2017, p. 458) to ...

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