“Autism is more than just a diagnosis. Autistic people are unique individuals with a diverse range of skills and abilities.”
Steve Slavin
Do You Have Sympathy For Inanimate Objects?
Have you ever felt that your posessions have feelings? For years I thought I was the one. Read More…
By Steve Slavin
How Learning Meditation Saved My Life.
How meditation helped me cope with my anxiety and depression. Read More…
By Abby Goldman
Is Psilocibyn The Magic Antidote to Depression?
I took part in a trial to see if Psilocybyn could cure my depression. Did it work? Read More…
By Yonni Freeman
My Books
Looking for Normal
By Steve Slavin
How a boy with autism became a successful musician, filmmaker, husband and father.
Looking For Normal is the memoir of Steve Slavin, an autistic author, musician, and filmmaker. His life journey is a testament to ambition, courage, and resilience, despite the challenges posed by traumatic childhood dysfunction.
Read more here…
Timothy Blossom
Officially Brilliant!
by Steve Slavin.
Book One in the TImothy Blossom series.
‘Officially Brilliant!’ is about the year Timothy finds out he is on the autism spectrum. It’s also about his blossoming friendship with, of all people, Adrian Wilkes – the single most annoying excuse for a human on the entire planet.
How will Timothy cope with the complexities of making friends and becoming a teenager?
Find out in ‘Timothy Blossom – Officially Brilliant!’ Read more about Timothy…
Timothy Blossom
The Champ!
by Steve Slavin
Book Two in the TImothy Blossom series.
Timothy Blossom is an autistic thirteen-year-old with a passion for astronomy. His parents, Bert and Barbara, and best friend, Schrodinger the goldfish, do their best to guide Timothy through his challenges with social interaction and interpreting verbal cues.
When Timothy’s beloved AstroWorld, The Store With a Universe of Galactic Gifts, shuts down, his world is turned upside down. How will he cope with the earth-shattering news?
Find out in Timothy Blossom – The Champ! A wonderful, heart-warming tale to inspire and inform autistic children, their parents, and carers.
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