In this continuation of our conversation on food and meal planning, Danielle Sullivan and Anne Elrod Whitney explore flexible approaches to feeding yourself and your family without falling into perfectionism. …

Helping neurodivergent adults build self-trust and confidence
Helping neurodivergent adults build self-trust and confidence

In this continuation of our conversation on food and meal planning, Danielle Sullivan and Anne Elrod Whitney explore flexible approaches to feeding yourself and your family without falling into perfectionism. …

In this part 1 of 2, Danielle and Anne delve into the complexities of food and meal planning for neurodivergent individuals and their families. We discuss sensory issues, executive function …

In this episode, I reflect on the recent losses of a close friend, a beloved pet, and an estranged parent, and what each experience revealed about grief, boundaries, and belonging. …

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 …

Let’s talk about how to heal from the trauma of childhood sexual abuse after a late diagnosis of autism with writing educator and advocate Dr. Anne Elrod Whitney. Listen on …

We are diving into a crucial, yet often misunderstood, topic: the difference between trauma response and autistic meltdown. Both can look intense from the outside, but they come from very …

Learn about why you should open house and close house each day to get more done more easily. It’s the first part of our executive function clinic! Listen on Apple …

Obtaining an adult autism diagnosis can be a life-changing experience, providing important insights and opening doors to necessary accommodations and support that you may have wished you had your entire …

The holiday season can be a joyful yet overwhelming time, especially for neurodivergent folks trying to stay resourced and regulated. For folks who are supporting other neurodivergent people, like children …