image: ©www.theoreticalphilosophy.com On 15th February 2019, I published in what it was then, the predecessor of my Theoretical Philosophy blog, an article entitled Restructuring the Autism Spectrum Disorder Narrative around the Core Symptomatology of Aspergerâs Syndrome and High Functioning Autism -I-. At the time, but oftentimes before and certainly after, I have been heavily criticised especially … Continue reading Rotting Apples, or Restructuring the Autism Spectrum Disorder Narrative around the Core Symptomatology of Aspergerâs Syndrome and High Functioning Autism -II-
Author: Theoretical Philosophy & Existential Poetry - (Rev.) Romulus C. Kulik-Draco
Open Letter: Response to Prof @sbaroncohen âs reply to @Rev_Rom_C âs Twitter post on 1st October 2020, or The importance of Aspergerâs Syndrome as a unique clinical diagnostic category â II â
To correctly understand the motives behind this (I must confess, unexpected) exchange of twitter posts between Prof Simon Baron-Cohen and myself, partially on an unrelated (and as such, left out of the body of this article) subject, I have copy/pasted Prof Baron-Cohenâs tweet which prompted my rather angry response, and his reply. Because it would … Continue reading Open Letter: Response to Prof @sbaroncohen âs reply to @Rev_Rom_C âs Twitter post on 1st October 2020, or The importance of Aspergerâs Syndrome as a unique clinical diagnostic category â II â
On the Abandonment of Psychotherapy, An Introduction -I-
In a response to Prof. Laura Dilleyâs âthread on some of the problems with the diagnostic approach to mental conditions posed in the DSM (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders)â I commented that âthe problem was created with the abandonment of individualised psychotherapy and the dawn of chemical psychiatry and behavioural psychology. Psychotherapy has … Continue reading On the Abandonment of Psychotherapy, An Introduction -I-
Is an âautism communityâ a dangerous mirage, or a valid social construct?
I have recently been asked on Twitter the following: âIâm going to ask a question but you donât have to answer. So, I just started wanting to understand autism better since my son was dx, and I know the best knowledge comes from those actually in the community. Anyway, I imagine as you get (o)lder* … Continue reading Is an âautism communityâ a dangerous mirage, or a valid social construct?
A critical introduction to âThe nine degrees of autism, a developmental modelâ (editors Wylie, Lawson & Beardon, 2015) -1-
Few may remember, even from amongst the bookâs actual readers, that its complete title is âThe Nine Degrees of Autism, a Developmental Model for the Alignment and Reconciliation of Hidden Neurological Conditionsâ (editors Wylie, Lawson & Beardon, 2015) The necessity of mentioning the bookâs complete title is justified by a titleâs further reaching implications. With … Continue reading A critical introduction to âThe nine degrees of autism, a developmental modelâ (editors Wylie, Lawson & Beardon, 2015) -1-
(Rev.) or the Jew behind the brackets -1-
[Rev.] Romulus Campan LTh (Hons), FDScMH (Forensic), CertEd, QTS, PgCert Religion, Spirituality & Mental Health, PgCert Special Psychopedagogy, PgCert Autism & Aspergerâs Not all real-life stories have a beginning; especially those born from echoes of generational suffering and pain. It hurts endlessly and helplessly, running from echoes of hope-lost parentsâ and grandparentsâ tears, loving me, … Continue reading (Rev.) or the Jew behind the brackets -1-
âAutism Spectrum Dependency Classification System v 1.0â -proposal-
[Rev.] Romulus Campan, FDScMH (Forensic), LTh (Hons), CertEd, QTS, PgCert Religion, Spirituality & Mental Health, PgCert Special Psychopedagogy, PgCert Autism & Aspergerâs Chair, Disability & Neurodivergence Staff Network - BSMHFT Previous attempts to classify the Autism Spectrum (AS), failed to understand the âtreesâ within the âforestâ of unknown dimensions, which has become generally known as … Continue reading âAutism Spectrum Dependency Classification System v 1.0â -proposal-
Neurodiversity, or âThe Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivismâ -Proposing the âMedi-Social© Model of Disability and Neurodivergenceâ III-
One of writingâs most complex hurdles is leaving oneâs âbodyâ to immerse in the dream within dream of creating a structure for a world somewhat different than the original. In the dystopian nightmare created by Orwell, Emmanuel Goldsteinâs âbookâ becomes the embodiment of Winstonâs hope that his participatory complicity in changing the past to suit … Continue reading Neurodiversity, or âThe Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivismâ -Proposing the âMedi-Social© Model of Disability and Neurodivergenceâ III-
Proposing the “Medi-Social© Model of Disability and Neurodivergence” II -The Unwarranted Bias of the Social Model of Disability and Neurodivergence-
The late Prof Mark Oliver, presented on 23rd July 1990, at the Joint Workshop of the Living Options Group and the Research Unit of the Royal College of Physicians, a paper titled âTHE INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIAL MODELS OF DISABILITYâ, where he wrote: "The genesis, development and articulation of the social model of disability by disabled … Continue reading Proposing the “Medi-Social© Model of Disability and Neurodivergence” II -The Unwarranted Bias of the Social Model of Disability and Neurodivergence-
Proposing the “Medi-Social© Model of Disability and Neurodivergence” I
[Rev.] Romulus Campan FDScMH (Forensic), LTh (Hons), CertEd-QTS,PgCert Religion, Spirituality & Mental Health,PgCert Special Psychopedagogy,PgCert Autism & AspergerâsThe Medi-Social© Model of Neurodivergence Logo-Created by Romulus C. The Medi-Social Model of Neurodivergence is an alternative to the prevalent Medical and Social models of Neurodivergence, applicable to the following, commonly accepted as, Neurodivergent conditions: The Medi-Social Model … Continue reading Proposing the “Medi-Social© Model of Disability and Neurodivergence” I

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