Amy Bryant, Wild Child Counseling

04/03/2026

04/02/2026

Somehow, we find it possible to be patient with so many others…💛

03/31/2026

A message to trans kids on Trans Day of Visibility…

We see you.
We celebrate you.
And we are so glad you’re here.

You are not alone—no matter what the world may say or how loud the noise gets.

We will keep showing up for you.
We will keep speaking up for you.
We will keep fighting for your safety, your rights, and your joy.

You are wonderful exactly as you are.
You are worthy of love, belonging, and a beautiful future.

And more than you know…
you inspire us every single day.

💙🏳️‍⚧️💗

art by Transpainter

03/31/2026

03/31/2026

Autism awareness and acceptance requires that we get the wide range of experiences of autistics. Thank you Em of NeuroWild for this reminder and for your constant advocacy and education!

🌈 Please like, comment, and share this post. Posts like this tend to get buried real quick.

If all/most of the stuff you know about Autism has come from one particular advocate or demographic- your understanding will be limited.

If all/most of the stuff you know about Autism has come from white autistics, you are going to have big gaps in your knowledge about how racial marginalisation intersects with Autism.

If all/most of the stuff you know about Autism has come from low support needs autistics, you are going to have big gaps in your knowledge about how moderate and high support needs autistics experience the world.

If all/most of the stuff you know about Autism has come from autistics who use mouth words, you are going to have gaps in your knowledge about how non-speakers and AAC users experience the world.

This April we're going to look at the nuance.
We are going to look at perspectives outside of our own.
We are going to look at what we have been missing when it comes to conversations about Autism.

I'm preparing to get *very* uncomfortable as we do this work. Because as a low support needs, white, speaking autistic- I have a lot of gaps in how I understand Autism.

That means I mess up.
Regularly.

I have always been well-intentioned AND I have also caused harm to marginalised Autistics.
Both those things are true.

It's going to be messy.
It's going to be uncomfortable.

But if my advocacy and resources only extend as far as white, low support needs, speaking autistics- I've done a s**t job here.

I want my advocacy to be for all.
So I need to do the work.

Who's prepared to join me?

Em

03/30/2026

Thank you Untigering

03/25/2026

Check out the silent auction to support The Oak House School!

Over 80 items from local restaurants and retailers, escape rooms, organization support, plays & comedy shows, Atlanta United tickets, sound baths, massages, and more PLUS vacation homes & B&B escapes!

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/organizations/the-oak-house-school!

(Must be able to pick up your item in Candler Park, Atlanta by May 1.)

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/organizations/the-oak-house-school

The Oak House School empowers students with diverse learning needs. Our nurturing environment fosters creativity and confidence. We focus on holistic education so each child can thrive academically and socially while celebrating their unique talents.

03/24/2026

A respectful parent can absolutely have boundaries, but they look nothing like this. 💛 As an aside, next week's parent coaching program is open for registration through TONIGHT. I'd love to support you on this journey.

03/22/2026

Schools are, by design, some of the most sensory-intense environments children regularly inhabit.
Before we ask why a student cannot cope, we should ask what the environment is asking of their nervous system.
- BERMED -

03/21/2026