Community, clarity, and transformation for neurodivergent adults
Community, clarity, and transformation for neurodivergent adults
At Neurodiverging Coaching, we’re committed to making support accessible to a wide range of people, while also creating fair, sustainable work for our neurodivergent coaches. That’s why our individual coaching …
Sometimes, talking a lot is fun and fulfilling, especially when you’re sharing your thoughts on something you love. And often, other neurodivergent folks are thrilled to hear you go on …
When I talk to parents of autistic kids, especially those whose children are entering adolescence, a common worry I hear is: “How much should I be stepping in?” We want …
Being an ADHDer or autistic can make building and maintaining friendships feel like navigating an invisible maze. While neurodivergent individuals often have unique strengths in forming deep, authentic connections, certain …
Imagine a puzzle where most of the pieces are just a shade lighter than each other. So they’re, like, the same…but very different. I know, I know, a literal nightmare …
Many autistic and neurodivergent people experience a way of thinking called monotropism, where attention flows powerfully into a small number of things at a time. While Western society often privileges …
Higher education can be a transformative experience, but for autistic adults, it often comes with unique challenges. Sensory sensitivities, navigating social dynamics, and managing unstructured schedules can make college feel …
Receiving a diagnosis of autism, ADHD, or another disability can be a transformative experience, prompting a reevaluation of one’s identity and place in the world. Connecting with others who share …
Autism and menopause is an underrepresented area of focus. For autistic women and people assigned female at birth, major hormonal transitions can present unique challenges that are often overlooked in …
Finding the right books for autistic teens can be a challenge. Many books marketed toward autistic readers are written from a neurotypical perspective, often reinforcing ableist ideas rather than offering …
