"Pythiism, a profound book that offers a unique lens and amazing

insight into the autistic experience. As an autistic woman, I recognize

in these pages multiple aspects of myself, as well as characteristics

of 1000s of autistic individuals I've come to call friends. I

recommend exploring Rachael Harris' landmark theory; one which

moves graciously away from the deficit-model of neurodiversity to

the wide expanse of potential! This book makes me proud to be on

the spectrum."

- Marcelle Ciampi (aka Samantha Craft) M.Ed., International Neurodiversity

Trainer, Author of the book Everyday Aspergers, Founder of Spectrum Suite

LLC, and Co-Executive of Life Guides for Autistics

"What I believe we have here is not only a book, but a work of

philosophy which represents a sea-change in our understanding of

autism. Rachael definitively shows here that autism is not 'wrong' in

any way but is an alternative way of experiencing the divide between

the conscious and unconscious, which should be embraced and not

suppressed or changed. Indeed, the missing piece in the jigsaw that

we have been searching for, for years."

- Jose Perez de la Cruz, BPubHlth, MPH, Dip. Couns.,

MBACP, MIAEBP, MNCS (Accred.)

"Every psychiatrist, psychologist, paediatrician, teacher etc. needs

to read this! Rachael explains everything so clearly and eloquently.

The behaviours we can observe all make complete sense now."

- Catherine J Dunk, BA (Syd.)(Psych./Ling.), Dip. Prof. Couns. (AIPC), Dip.

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