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Reflecting on our neurodivergent communities and autistic identities, Mette explores the impact of language both used by people with lived experience, and by those describing them.
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Whilst autism is a condition to be managed, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) is a disorder to be resolved, resulting in a complex combination of shared symptoms that are treated in vastly different ways. Mette considers how treatment for…
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How can we design a workplace culture that accommodates the autistic community? Autistic writer Mette reflects on her experiences as a freelancer.
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The Spectrum 10K Study aims to look at biological and environmental factors linked to the wellbeing of autistic people. Mette discusses why the study has been met with concern and controversy.
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Disclosing your autism diagnosis can be a useful way of communicating what accommodations you might need to make your work, place of study, home life, and friendships simpler and more accessible.
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Multiply marginalised due to being a mixed race, autistic woman, Mette writes for Learning Disability Today about intersectionality and how she experiences a world that wasn't built for her. 
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"Restless nights aren’t always hours of busy heightened activity into the early hours, or absolute melt-down. It’s often an exhausting in-between of endless enforced “resting" and not sleeping".
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