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Mosaic of Minds and Other Musings in Neurodivergent

Mar 4, 2022

ADHD Tipping Points: Why people with ADHD suddenly seem to fall apart, and what you can do about it

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Mosaic of Minds and Other Musings in Neurodivergent

Jan 12, 2017

Why people with disabilities struggle with how far to push themselves (and when to stop)

In the previous post, I graphed the continuum of possible effort a person can exert, and defined the concept of the “sweet spot.” The “sweet spot,” the small zone of maximum skill…

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Vi La Bianca in Neurodivergent

Oct 15, 2022

How Normalizing Neurodivergence Is A Sign of The Impending Class War

28 responses

Ohitsjustsue in Neurodivergent

Dec 2, 2023

How ADHD Medication Will Change Your Life

What I’ve Learned from One Year of Taking Stimulant ADHD…

11 responses

Lari Niehl in Neurodivergent

Apr 29, 2023

10 Things You Didn’t Know About Autism

One year ago, at age 23, I went through a long process of speaking to various doctors and other strangers and filling out forms and questionnaires. After about a month, they diagnosed me with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). As a strongly empathetic and emotional…

9 responses

The Autistic Burnout 🔥 in Neurodivergent

Dec 8, 2023

Content Warning: Domestic Violence

From my Perspective, What I Do is Not “Masking”

19 responses

Ohitsjustsue in Neurodivergent

Feb 3, 2023

My 3 Favorite Free ADHD Tools

You’ll love to use these tools as an adult with ADHD

6 responses

Emma Gorowski in Neurodivergent

May 16, 2023

Our Autistic Sense of Justice Doesn’t Make Us Good People

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Ohitsjustsue in Neurodivergent

Nov 9, 2022

Your Comprehensive and Genuine Guide to ADHD

You can understand the ADHD Brain and its quirky inner workings.

5 responses

Mosaic of Minds and Other Musings in Neurodivergent

Jan 11, 2017

Knowing how much to push and when to stop: Lessons from Yoga

What yoga can teach us about the optimal amount of effort

Imagine a middle aged person whose job involves sitting in a chair for hours. They live in the suburbs…

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Neurodivergent

Adhd, autism, twice exceptional, dyslexia, dysgraphia, alexithymia… Your brain doesn’t work like everyone else's? Welcome to the publication for that.

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