Jaime Hoerricks, PhD

@jaimehoerricks.bsky.social

Educator, Writer, System Disruptor | No Place for Autism, Holistic Language Instruction, Decolonising Language Education, Liminal Echoes, In the Stillness of Chaos | AuDHD & Trans | Teaching & writing as resistance Read more on AutSide.Substack.com

My first test of Substack’s Recording Studio—a little rough at the start, but useful. A quick preview of Interior Architecture: reading the DSM not as deficit inventory, but as a record of gestalt traces hidden in plain sight. open.substack.com/pub/autside/...

Testing the Studio, Opening the Archive

My first go with Substack’s Recording Studio—and a quick introduction to Interior Architecture, a series that reads autism diagnosis through a gestalt lens.

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A peer-reviewed paper on GLP, autotheory, and narrative sovereignty meets the Language Industry. A cheeky satire of naysayers — and sincere thanks to the editors who let the whole stand. Read it, share it, argue with it. open.substack.com/pub/autside/...

The Script Enters the Archive: Otherwise Ways of Knowing

A playful dismantling of analytic supremacy, written in gratitude to the reviewers who allowed a different architecture of language into the archive.

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Beyond critique, a positive ontology: gestalt minds as native, coherent architectures. Meaning forms whole, time ripens by kairos, values emerge naturally. Not resistance, not workaround—just a way of being, finally named as home. open.substack.com/pub/autside/...

What a Gestalt Mind Is—Toward a Positive Ontology of Whole-Pattern Knowing

After refusal, a return to ground—naming gestalt as native architecture, inherent coherence, and a way of being that does not need resistance to exist.

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A gestalt maturation story—from childhood unease without words to adult interpretive sovereignty. Tracing how safety, embodiment, and visibility sharpen perception, turning unnamed discomfort into pattern recognition, power literacy, and narrative control. open.substack.com/pub/autside/...

Gestalt Maturation: From “Something Feels Off” to “I Can Name the Pattern”

Gestalt maturation, embodied perception, and epistemic sovereignty

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