Setting New Year’s resolutions can be an exciting time, as we look forward to a fresh start and envision positive changes in our lives. However, according to a frequently cited …
Setting Holiday Boundaries with Family (for Neurodivergent Folks)
As the holiday season approaches, many of us look forward to spending quality time with our loved ones. But for neurodivergent people, family gatherings can sometimes be overwhelming and stressful. …
Autism Through Psychiatry’s Lens | The Neurodiverging Podcast
Today I am talking to Dawn Tree, who is a psychiatric nurse practitioner who has an adult autistic son and is also a late-diagnosed ADHDer. Dawn has been practicing in …
Emerging Therapies: How Clinical Trials Impact Neurodivergent Communities | Sponsored
In recent years, healthcare has witnessed remarkable advancements in developing emerging therapies. Clinical trials, often conducted by Contract Research Organizations (CROs), play a pivotal role in shaping the future of …
Repairing the Rift: Rebuilding and Renewing Relationships | Sponsored
This post has been sponsored. All opinions expressed are those of its authors. Read our full disclaimer. Repairing relationships can have a profoundly positive effect on countless aspects of life. …
The Societal Impact of Neurodiversity: Embracing Differences for a Better Future
Neurodiversity is reshaping societal perspectives on neurodevelopmental conditions such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other cognitive differences. This paradigm shift challenges the traditional medical model, which views neurodivergent individuals primarily …
5 Neurodivergent Profiles That Are More Common Than You Thought
As a parent coach, I see a lot of children who have more than one neurodivergence in their profile. Today, we’re talking about five of the most common, least understood …
From Defeated to Inspired: Group Coaching for Neurodivergent Folks
From Defeated to Inspired: Group Coaching for Neurodivergent Folks Neurodivergent folks! Have you been working to understand yourself and your neurodiversity, but you’re getting sucked into overwhelm when negotiating family, …
Unapologetically Autistic: Looking Back as a Late-Diagnosed Autist
I began to suspect I was neurodivergent in therapy. I had opened a dialogue with a therapist a few months after my wife was diagnosed with brain cancer, which came …
Dissociative Identity Disorder and Colonial Trauma with Tremaine Ake
Tremaine Ake is a writer and podcaster from Aotearoa New Zealand living with Dissociative Identity Disorder and Complex PTSD, who has been in and out of the mental health system …