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Autistic people may display a range of strengths and abilities that can be directly related to their diagnosis, including:

The author, Jay W. Spillers, practiced law for several years in Utah before moving to Montana. He brings his legal analytical mind to his writing to help explore any topic he's discussing in his writing. Jay currently lives in Montana with his wife Linda and their son Timmy. Jay is an avid writer and loves to share ideas with others. He seeks to provide content that will bring value to his reader's everyday life. Jay has had an interest in topics related to mind, body, and spirit for over 2 decades. He has spent countless hours studying such topics. Jay loves movies and spending time in quiet reflection. If you would like to contact the author, you may email him at [email protected]. You may also follow further discussions with Jay on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Spiritual-Discussion-Page-106913824248676/?modal=admin_todo_t

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I Got Problems Podcast description: "A girl, A Pod, Hosts & Guests - With different personalities and walks of life. Be prepared to have interesting and engaging discussions addressing various issues led by these young educated women.

Listen to them rant, joke, and call out uncensored problematic topics. Do you know what a tampon tax is? If dating your friend's Ex is Ok? Why you can't leave that toxic relationship?? or Why being Black at work is a whole ass struggle?!! Press play and learn something new!"

There are many steps to fixing a problem.

They don't just call it out.

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Eliyah Roberts:

I look down at my hands

The oils that run through my veins and the copper under my nail beds

The golden hues that are painted on my thighs

Underground I am one with nature

And I’m talking to the girls with the deep dark skin who hide under the trees

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"A sapiophile is someone who is attracted to intelligence or intelligent people. This attraction can be romantic and/or sexual."

"Sapiosexuality means that a person is sexually attracted to highly intelligent people, so much so that they consider it to be the most important trait in a partner. It is a relatively new word that has become more popular in recent years."

According to Wikipedia, "Anti-racism refers to a form of action against racial hatred, bias, systemic racism, and the oppression of specific groups. Anti-racism is usually structured around conscious efforts and deliberate actions to provide equal opportunities for all people on an individual and systemic level. As a philosophy, it can be engaged with by acknowledging personal privileges, confronting acts and systems of racial discrimination, and/or working to change personal racial biases."

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"I always loved reading as a child. Even as an adult, I am drawn to children’s books.

I like to write about deep subjects in a simple way, to simplify a deep concept and bring it down to a child’s level. I like getting to the crux of an issue. I’m not a person of many words. I don’t like a lot of embellishment.

"I wrote my first book while watching my children on the playground. I decided to send it to a publisher, but I had no expectations, so I was surprised to receive an acceptance letter not long after."

"Children love seeing pictures of children. They love funny illustrations with vibrant colors. They also love repetition, but take care—a children’s picture book shouldn’t be too didactic. The book Is it Shabbos Yet? by Ellen Emerman is full of repetition and so many wonderful messages—the kinds of preparation involved in making Shabbos, the joy of Shabbos and the bond between the mother and daughter."

"My What Do You See? series [a word-and-picture book series for toddlers—What Do You See at Home?; What Do You See on Shabbos?, et cetera] subtly contains vital concepts, such as the need to express gratitude and include everyone in games. If the books are enjoyable, children don’t realize that they’re internalizing these messages. Lessons about simchah and giving, for example, are readily absorbed into a child’s neshamah."

"Everyone carries stories within them. I tell people that it takes twenty years and twenty minutes to write a story—twenty years to sit down and write, and twenty minutes to actually write the first draft. Just do it! I have been rejected so many times. The day I receive a rejection, I try to send out a manuscript again right away. That keeps the momentum going."

"I like to write books that I wish I’d had as a child, as I didn’t grow up frum. Often I read a non-Jewish book and realize we need a Jewish version. This is how the What Do You See series came about.

One of my newer books is called Secrets of the Aleph Beis. I am fascinated by the aleph beis. The book describes how the shape of each letter is meaningful. As my introduction states, “At 22, I found 22 new letters that gave my life new meaning.”

Sometimes I see a need, and the idea evolves from there. [For example,] I saw a need for frum children to appreciate nature. Remarkable Park opens a child’s eyes to lessons from nature. Other times I’m asked to write certain books. Not long ago, I was asked by Chevrah Lomdei Mishnah to write a book that teaches children how to keep a connection to someone who passed away. I Want to be Famous is about how shining one’s inner spotlight is far more essential in life than yearning to have a spotlight shine on a person externally. How a soul shines is what really matters. The book contains a quote from Rabbi Yisrael Salanter even though it’s published by a non-Jewish publishing company."

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"Hi there!  Thank you for checking out Making Less into Moore Coaching and Wellness.  As long as I can remember, I've wanted to do work helping people.  I earned a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from Hampton University in 1999.  Additionally, I earned a Master's Degree in Management of Aging Services from the University of Maryland Baltimore County in 2015.  I've worked in Human Services in different capacities for 20 years, ranging from mental health to aging.

I bring a passion for helping people and this experience into the coaching realm.  I have completed Anne Arundel Community College's ICF-accredited Associate Certified Coach ACSTH (Approved Coach Specific Training Hours), as well as Master Coach Training Certification from The Transformation Academy.  I work with all populations from 13 and older, but specialize in Fathers, Older Adults, and BIPOC populations.  In addition, I provide group and corporate services.  Please contact me at [email protected] to inquire.

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"Sexual energy is a powerful, very natural force in our lives. But like any natural force we encounter — be it wind, sun, rain, or our own laughter — our sexual energy has the potential to be channeled and experienced in either destructive or life-affirming ways.

Healthy sex involves the conscious, positive expression of our sexual energy in ways that enhance self-esteem, physical health, and emotional relationship. It is mutually beneficial and harms no one.

Unfortunately, we live in a society that constantly bombards us with images of sex that have very little to do with healthy sexuality. In movies, on television, in books, over the Internet, and in magazines, we are exposed to countless examples of impulsive, irresponsible, uncaring sex. People are treated as sex objects and sex is often portrayed as a form of power and control over another person. It’s no wonder that many of us have experienced some tragic consequences of poorly channeled sexual energy, such as sexual abuse, sexual addiction, porn problems, sexual exploitation, sexually transmitted disease, unwanted pregnancy, and/or chronic sexual unhappiness.

The number of people harmed by sexual experiences is staggering. Studies in the United States reveal that:

Most of the sex education available in the world today, focuses on reproduction, birth control and disease prevention. While this is important information, it stops short of helping us learn what we need to know to prevent sexual abuse, addiction, and dissatisfaction. In addition, many of us need new information to overcome problems caused by past sexual hurts so that we can go on to experience healthy and deeply satisfying sexual intimacy with a partner.

As sex and relationship therapists, we speak with many people who have trouble conceptualizing healthy sexuality. They want to know: “How does healthy sex differ from sexual abuse?”, “How does healthy sex differ from sexual addiction?”, and “What are the conditions necessary to ensure that the sex I’m experiencing is good for me and for my sexual partner?”