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Autistic burnout
Explore autistic burnout insights from a late-identified autistic woman counsellor of mixed ethnicity. This resource acknowledges burnout as a common autistic experience while offering compassionate strategies for recovery, including embracing solitude for processing and restoration. Discover practical approaches to honor your neurodivergent needs, set boundaries, and create sustainable routines that respect your authentic autistic self.


Why am I so exhausted after work? Managing autistic masking for professionals in demanding careers
Do you feel exhausted to do anything after the office hours are over but you still pick up that vacuum cleaner or run that last piece of code until you are completely numb? Lii Brooke, autistic therapist and data analyst, explains the perils of autistic masking and how to safely return to your genuine self.

Lii Brooke
Dec 57 min read


Christmas disaster and other horrors: how to get through social events as an autistic person
Does the pressure to participate in social occasions really get to you? Organising for Christmas seems to take a long time, months of awkwardness and anxiety. You might feel like the celebration is "happening to you" with no choice but to tough it out, which can end in spectacular meltdowns. Here are my tips: be aware of what drains your resources, plan in advance and negotiate compromises, communicate why you wish to participate on your terms, create a space to escape to.

Lii Brooke
Oct 144 min read


How to recover from autistic burnout: why alone time is essential for professionals
Once you're in it, you just know. It takes over. There is the anger and the tiredness. A heavy tiredness. The climb-into-bed-for-days sort. If only you could…There may be responsibilities you have to fulfil whether or not you are utterly depleted.

Lii Brooke
Jan 19, 20248 min read
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