The Limitations of the Predictive Mindset

We live our lives from a situational mindset.  We view our circumstances as scenarios which we need to navigate towards future goals.  We assess and analyze our circumstances then respond with action.  These responses are rooted in carefully calculated predictions about the effect each action will have on our circumstances.  Our predictive algorithms are constructed […]

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Anxiety From A Different Perspective

Written by – Jackson Khabra Mental health is a popular topic these days and rightfully so. Healing ourselves from the onslaught of negative information should be a priority in everyone’s life. Not many people are afforded this opportunity in their demanding lives and a balance is seldom achieved. Being a compassionate human begins with being […]

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The Do’s and Don’ts of Communicating with a Speller – Part 2

Begin communication… Hi world, my name is Jackson. I am a charismatic and hilarious 16 year old autistic teenager who communicates through spelling. I will be the first to admit this form of communication presents a myriad of challenges for both the speller and the listener, however there are also an abundance of opportunities for […]

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Using Pace and Momentum to Facilitate Successful Motor Achievement

“Keep going… keep going…” EVs melodic tones are forever etched in my memory.  We heard this early and often when we brought Jackson for our first 2 day training at GKTC over 7 years ago.  EV had Jackson on the board right away answering lesson questions and then expressing his own thoughts on them.  She […]

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Neural Entrainment and its Role in the Organization of Unified Perception – Exploring Perceptions of NVAs and the Role of the CRP

This articles’ purpose is to investigate and expand the understanding of the role of the Communication and Regulation Partner (CRP) in facilitating communication through spelling for Non-Verbal Autistics (NVAs or “Spellers”).  It is the authors believe that the only way to evolve our understanding of any given phenomenon is to explore it openly without preconception […]

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Dos and Don’ts of Communicating with a Speller – Part 1

We live in the age of communication.  There are many forms of communication, but paramount to the development of individual sovereignty and a true sense of agency is communication by means of language, both spoken and written.  Many of us take this ability, and the right to employ it, for granted.  The right to unhindered […]

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