@Tooden @EmilyMoranBarwick @actuallyautistic

I actually just wrote a book chapter on this in terms of a missing segment of the neuroergonomics literature targeting neurodiverse individuals as a key sector of the populace that could benefit by developing their own coping strategies with direct feedback from brain measuring devices. No work that I could find anywhere in the literature has been done on this, so we wrote it up as a way to hopefully bring some attention to it.

My wife was my inspiration as she was recently diagnosed, and it frustrated me how little we could do and how little research has been done to help develop functional coping strategies that are backed by the wealth of literature we have in other similar domains that have been studied for neurotypical people. If you guys want, I can link it, but the article is super dry and probably not exciting for most readers…and I think Springer paywalls it 😖