The AutSide Podcast

<p>Jaime and Cathy explore classroom ecology, fragmented curricula, nervous system overwhelm, and why students are too often expected to perform knowledge before they are ever allowed to encounter the whole of...

<p>A reflection on classroom ecology, gestalt learning, sensory regulation, and why many autistic and gestalt-oriented students are failed not by inability, but by systems that mistake compliance, fragmentation, and...

<p>A geometry moment became a flood. This video traces how one sentence—“the whole may be the accommodation”—unlocked a book, exposing how schools mistake sequence for learning and offer meaning only after access is...

<p>Today’s episode explores the disconnect between scientific evidence and the aggressive marketing of executive functioning interventions, particularly for autistic and gestalt-oriented children. The author of the...

<p>After another Autism Awareness Month, this video offers a decoder ring for claims about gestalt processing—showing how research, marketing, and hope get entangled, and how to ask whether a support actually fits the...

<p>A brief re-introduction: an autistic gestalt processor, late to language and diagnosis, writing from a script garden of delayed echolalia. Fifteen short points to orient new readers entering the work...

<p>This video introduces The Wrong Reader—a series on therapy, misreading, and autistic jeopardy. Not content, but script garden: a warning, an offering, and a record from inside the weather system of being read...

<p>Today’s episode examines how societal institutions utilise simplified questioning as a method of systemic control. The author of the source article, Dr. Jaime Hoerricks, argues that schools and workplaces prioritise...

<p>In today’s chat with Cathy, we circled a familiar truth: for many autistic GLPs, the whole arrives before the parts. Recognition often begins in resonance, memory, and misreading—long before language catches...

<p>Today’s episode introduces a conceptual shift in communication by prioritising the needs of Gestalt Language Processors and others with field-first minds. The author of the source article, Dr. Jaime Hoerricks...

<p>Today’s episode introduces an exploration into the social scripts and linguistic rituals that often mask the true internal experiences of neurodivergent individuals. The author of the source article, Dr. Jaime...

<p>Today’s episode introduces a thoughtful exploration of how neurodivergent individuals experience the psychological strain of making seemingly minor decisions. The author of the source article, Dr. Jaime Hoerricks...

<p>Today’s episode explores the psychological burden placed on individuals when they are forced to explain their identities or actions under pressure. The author of the source article, Dr. Jaime Hoerricks, argues that...

<p>Today’s episode highlights how ordinary questions can trigger an intense internal load for unsupported adults, requiring significant mental labor to process. By analysing the hidden mechanics of conversation, the...

<p>Today’s episode introduces a specialised series by Dr. Jaime Hoerricks titled “WH- Questions and the Cost of Compression,” which investigates the psychological and physical distress caused by basic inquiries. The new...