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Autism Doesn't Limit Potential,
Stereotypes Do.

A neurodivergent-led campaign challenging public misconceptions and amplifying the voices of autistic individuals.

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A Movement Born from Experience and Urgency

Dis No More Abilities was founded in response to the misconceptions and stereotypes that dehumanize autistic people. Led by neurodivergent therapists and professionals, our mission is to celebrate different abilities, share real stories, and rewrite the public narrative.

- Founded by autistic therapists and advocates

- Response to RFK's autism misinformation

- Focused on education, empowerment, and change

Meet The Founders

Meet the founders

The neurodivergent professionals leading this movement with lived experience and vision

Miranda Singer, MSW

Therapist, Advocate

Miranda is an openly autistic, neurodiversity-affirming child and family therapist specializing in play therapy for neurodivergent kids, teens, young adults, and families. Through Child-Centered Play Therapy, AutPlay, and Filial Therapy, she helps children express themselves authentically and build emotional resilience. Miranda also works with neurodivergent adolescents and young adults through individual and family therapy, offering identity-affirming support, unmasking guidance, and psychoeducation about Autism. Her work centers on helping clients thrive in a neurotypical world so they can live as their authentic selves.

Georgina Warren

Librarian, Author

As a lifelong educator and storyteller on the spectrum, Georgina Warren lends her voice to Dis No More Abilities. She holds a Masters Degree of Library Science and works at the Library of Congress. Her first book is Tales of Virtuous Stepmothers. Warren is committed to deconstructing harmful stereotypes in all her published works and has experience as a contributor and public speaker on various podcasts such as In The Blend, The Stepfamily Summit and Women Winning at Writing.

Mission

Together, we educate and uplift, amplifying the voices, strengths, and stories of neurodivergent individuals to build informed, compassionate communities. We aim to shift the narrative by highlighting their capabilities and inspiring a culture of acceptance, inclusion, and respect.

Vision

We envision a world where neurodivergent individuals are celebrated for their unique strengths, empowered to thrive, and fully included in every aspect of society—a world where understanding replaces stigma, and diversity of thought drives innovation, empathy, and collective growth.