Jules Dorval.

Resource person for autism/hypersensitivity and ADHD, talks.

Study sources:

• PHD Valery Gaus, psychiatrist in NY, a leading specialist in autism, CBT (cognitive behavioural therapy).
• PHD Alok Kanojija, Philadelphia, specialising in addiction, anxiety and depression.
• Sarah Hendricxks, UK, author and specialist in female AS syndrome, sexuality and addictions among autistic people.
• Nancy Kanwisher. MIT OpenCourseWare, neuroscience: The brain
• Céline Alvarez: Cognitive science (education).
• Bruno Gepner, University of Aix-en-Provence: Temporospatial processing disorders.
• Corine Sombrun: ASC, altered states of consciousness.
• Lise St-Charles and Brigitte Harrisson, Canada. Authors specialising in autism, the conceptual saccadic language LSC.
• Carl Gustav Jung: Emotional complexes.
• Piero Ferrucci: Positive psychology, kindness as a key; a good relationship with an AS person opens the door to their ability to listen and act, to learn, to overcome difficulties.
• Paige Hennekam, known as Paige Layle, is a Canadian ADHD and autism-acceptance activist and author. Book: “But Everyone Feels This Way”: How an Autism Diagnosis Saved My Life
• Daniel J. Siegel, MD, is a clinical professor of psychiatry at the University of California, Los Angeles School of Medicine, where he founded and directs the Mindful Awareness Research Center.
• Jeffrey Schwartz, a neuropsychiatrist at UCLA, states: “You are more than your brain.”
• Vera Helleman is the author of “The Power of Autism” and, among other works, “The Emotion Encyclopedia”. She is also the founder and trainer at the Emotion Expertise Center.
• Josef Schovanec, born on 2 December 1981 in Charenton-le-Pont, is a French philosopher, writer and traveller of Czech origin. Autistic himself, he campaigns for the dignity of autistic people.
• Hugo Horiot, born on 3 August 1982 in Dijon, is a French actor and writer and, above all, a campaigner for the dignity of autistic people.
• Until almost the age of 30, Alexandra Reynaud was an Aspergirl without knowing it. She is the author of the books L’Enfant atypique and Les Tribulations d’un petit zèbre, and the creator of the blogs Les Tribulations d’un petit zèbre and Les Tribulations d’une Aspergirl.
• Professor Marie K. Harder, University of Brighton, UK, and Fundan University in China. A book on AS for friends and colleagues. An illustrated book to improve behaviour at work if you work with an autistic colleague.
• Daniel Tammet, born Daniel Paul Corney on 31 January 1979 in Barking, England, is a British writer, poet and hyperpolyglot. He was diagnosed with epilepsy in childhood, then with AS syndrome as an adult.
• Tony Attwood, born on 9 February 1952 in Birmingham, is a British psychologist specialising in AS syndrome and high-functioning autism.
• André Stern
  I never went to school, but I am and always was amazed by life; that is what I am passionate about.
  André Stern is an international speaker and author of the books: Et je ne suis jamais allé à l’école (Actes Sud), Jouer (Actes Sud), Tous enthousiastes (Horay), Les rythmes et rituels de l’enfant (Marabout), Je t’aime parce que tu es comme tu es (Marabout).
• Jacob L. Barnett, born in Indianapolis on 26 May 1998, is an American mathematician and astrophysicist, known for having been a child prodigy. TED Talks.
• Dr Bruno Donatini: a leading specialist in the gut
  Gastroenterologist, hepatologist, oncologist and immunologist. The impact of digestive flora on depression and anxiety.
• Abraham Harold Maslow, born on 1 April 1908 in New York and deceased on 8 June 1970 in Menlo Park, California, was an American humanistic psychologist, considered the father of the humanistic approach in psychology.
• Roberto Assagioli, born on 27 February 1888 in Venice and deceased on 23 August 1974 in Capolona, Arezzo, was a physician, neuropsychiatrist and pioneer of Italian psychoanalysis. Initially a disciple of Freud, he parted ways with his mentor to develop his own approach to psychotherapy, which he called psychosynthesis.