This video is a validation of our self-formulated EpiEco© — the Non-Verbal Autistic Individual as the Epicenter of the Ecosystem. This approach prioritises the emotional wellness of the NVA by acknowledging their distinctive autistic functioning, which impacts how they experience our world and the way they communicate and socialise. Moreover, it highlights that we have been building and sustaining an Ecosystem that caters to the interests and well-being of Sebastien who is it

The act of painting is a place in this world where Sebastien, my non-verbal autistic son, can keep his anxiety at bay.

Amidst a wonderful holiday, Sebastien, my autistic son, smacked my face and head so hard and so fast 3–4 times that I never saw it coming.

That’s why we developed EpiEco (Autistic Individual as the EPIcenter of the ECOsystem) -- an approach that is responsive to autistic persons

When I posted the video of Sebastien, my autistic son, sitting on a swing near a waterfall, I hadn't known that its idyllic quality would...

Autism and anxiety — Finding reprieve in water and nature

About the Event This special event is a launch of A Mother's Wish's five-part “What is Autism Really?” video series. The aim of the video...

This post features Chapter 19 of my 25-chapter book, Where Does My Autistic Son Belong? (Links to all other chapters are below) A Special...

From time to time, I will hear from parents who have apparently been following my serialization rather closely. It is always a nice...

Painting Series by Jean-Sebastien Choo, Self-taught Autistic Artist, #22 by Choo Kah Ying Transforming the Eye of the Beholder (12 x 9...