The Neurodivergent Puzzle: A Tale of Two Brains
In the world of neurodiversity, two of the most well-known experiences are being autistic and having ADHD. While they are often discussed separately, they are like intrinsic puzzle pieces that can look so similar and sometimes even fit together in unexpected ways..
The Invisible Weight: Why Masking Leaves Neurodivergent People Exhausted
Ever feel like you’re stuck in a series, constantly playing a part and pretending to be some “better” version of yourself? For me and a lot of other neurodivergent people, masking isn't just a metaphor. It is basically a 24/7 mental marathon. Here is a look at what’s actually going on when the act finally stops..
Brain Buzz: How Our Inner and Outer Worlds Shape Our Experience
Ever feel like your brain is a detective, constantly collecting clues? It's on a mission every single second, gathering information from all over the place. These clues are what we call stimuli, and they come from two very different—but equally important—neighborhoods: the world outside and the amazing, weird world inside your own body.