When the pandemic arrived in the spring of 2020, all of my in-person speaking events were cancelled. Since then, I have done a few virtual events, but I don't find that format particularly enjoyable. Now that the world has opened up to in-person events, I don't find myself eager to go back. Perhaps it's time for fresh voices to take the stage.
I have decided to focus my energies on my teaching appointments at William & Mary and Landmark, and my automotive complex in Springfield, MA. While I may take the occasional speaking engagement that strikes my fancy, I will no longer spend 20 weeks a year on the road, as I have done for the past dozen years.
I will be attending car shows this summer, but I do not have any plans to speak publicly on autism or neurodiversity at this time.
You can find me at these shows:
Amelia Island Concours
The Greenwich Concours
The Misselwood Concours
The British Invasion
The Boston Cup, on Boston Common
The Audrain Concours
Discovery Science Channel
I was profiled in an episode of INGENIOUS MINDS on Discovery Science. The show is rerun with some frequency; check the Discovery Science Channel website for details. Meanwhile, you can watch it here on YouTube
Want to hear me talk about SWITCHED ON?
Check out this interview on NPR Here and Now
Read about SWITCHED ON in this NY Times review
Listen to Terry Gross, Alvaro Pascual Leone and me talk about TMS and Switched On, on Fresh Air
Last update June 2022
