I can’t picture things in my mind. I didn’t realize that was unusual.
The Guardian
Interviewed by Shayla Love for this article in The Guardian exploring the mental imagery spectrum and some of the latest aphantasia research.
One of my favourite ways to share ideas about aphantasia is by thinking out loud – a strength of mine. Unlike visualizers who think in pictures, I conceptualize through words.
The Guardian
Interviewed by Shayla Love for this article in The Guardian exploring the mental imagery spectrum and some of the latest aphantasia research.
Forbes
The Forbes feature on the Aphantasia Network, highlighting my interview with Dr. Adam Zeman, explored how this fascinating condition influences various aspects of life and cognition.
Vice
In a Vice feature, I discussed the Aphantasia Network’s role in illuminating aphantasia’s nuances, highlighting research advancements and the importance of understanding our unique mental imagery capabilities.
New York Times
Several years after my initial story, the New York Times published another feature on aphantasia, highlighting major advancements and further elevating public awareness of this fascinating condition.
Canadian Broadcast Corporation (CBC)
The CBC coverage of my aphantasia discovery played a crucial role in increasing recognition and understanding of this uncommon mental phenomenon.
The Christina Crowe Podcast
I had an enlightening conversation with Christina Crowe on her podcast, focusing on ‘making the invisible visible’ through the lens of aphantasia. We delved into what aphantasia truly is, its impact on processing life experiences, and the often overlooked aspects of aphantasia, grief and PTSD.
Braaains
On the episode of the Braaains podcast, I had the privilege of discussing the fascinating world of aphantasia, often referred to as mind’s eye blindness. We explored how those with aphantasia are unable to visualize scenes, people, experiences, and even memories, and how this extends to other sensory experiences.
AnthonyPadilla
I sat down with YouTuber Anthony Padilla, alongside talented aphantasia artists. We shared perspectives on aphantasia, delving into personal experiences and artistic expressions.
CBC Radio
My aphantasia story was featured on CBC Radio. This segment provided listeners with a vivid illustration of what it’s like to live with this unique condition, enhancing understanding and awareness of aphantasia and its effect on perception and cognition.
Extreme Imagination Conference
At the Extreme Imagination Conference, I had the opportunity to speak about the latest developments at the Aphantasia Network, sharing insights into our growing understanding of this fascinating condition and the ways we’re connecting and supporting individuals with aphantasia worldwide.