This is Me

Noah Seback

I invite you into the mind & experience
of a nonspeaking autistic: ME
labeled by 'experts' as low functioning & severe/profound. But this is not me.

This is ME

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To reliably express myself I point to letters on a letterboard or keyboard one at a time to spell out my thoughts. My Communication Regulation Partner (CRP) holds the board for me, records and reads MY words.  For better understanding, click here What’s up with the letterboard

JOHN PAUL
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JOHN PAUL

Can you see it? The emptiness?

Can you feel it? The absence?

A hole has been ripped in the Spellerverse. It is a gaping thing. Those of us that know the one who filled it have been left wild eyed, in a ragged state of disbelief and anguish

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Being on The Journey
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Being on The Journey

Hello friends. To say it’s been a while would be a gross understatement. Where have I been? Oh I’ve been around, spreading the word (well actually, words), testing the waters, realigning priorities, coping with, well - life.

I have been on The Journey.

And I have also joined others on their Journeys since launching my mentoring business qUirk.

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NEURODIVERGENT WELLBEING: I-ASC THE EXPERTS
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NEURODIVERGENT WELLBEING: I-ASC THE EXPERTS

Neurodiversity is the recognition that neurological differences are natural and normal just like biodiversity. Neurodiversity is a fact. Differences in how we think, learn, feel, sense, and regulate occur amongst all humans.

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Nice to meet you
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Nice to meet you

June 2023

Nice to meet you. I'm Noah Seback. I'd encourage you to check out my introduction below. I wrote this back in the day when I launched my blogsite and it still rings true. I'm still that same nonspeaking autistic giving the impression that the lights are on, but no one's home. But I'm in here all right. I just need to spell my thoughts out by pointing to letters on a letterboard or keyboard one at a time with a communication regulation partner rather than speak or write. It's something any nonspeaker can learn to do, needs to learn to do, with the proper instruction. Because I'm able to express myself, people can get to know the true me and I can speak into my own life and future. Appearances and first impressions can be deceiving. Judgements are dangerous. I invite you to check what you thought you knew about nonspeaking autistics at the door and join me. I'm Noah Seback. This Is Me.

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