Key points: Rejection-sensitive dysphoria (RSD) is an intense and debilitating emotional reaction to perceived or real rejection. It is most common in the ADHD (deficit hyperactivity disorder) neurotypes and can have a significant impact on individuals’ lives. So, let’s discuss what RSD is.Why are the neurotypes of ADHD particularly prone to it? And, how to […]
n Key points: nnnn Someone asked me about this a little while ago; “Why do so many now refuse to be associated with the name of Asperger?”. This is also often accompanied by a shift away from the traditional puzzle piece symbol towards the rainbow infinity. But why do more and more people choose to
n Key points: nnnn Both my sons have ADHD and they are absolute superstars with many extraordinary qualities. So I thought I’d write an article about some of the superpowers that come with this neuro-type. What most people don’t know is that those with ADHD can possess superpowers that many of us don’t have. From
n Key points: nn By increasing awareness, reducing stigma, and providing early diagnosis and support, we can help autistic individuals lead fulfilling lives and ensure they receive the understanding and resources they need. nnnn This common phrase is often said, with the best of intentions in mind, to Neurodivergent individuals when they seek support. Neurodiversity
Key points: Dyslexia is a learning difference that has long been seen as a disadvantage in the traditional educational system. This is especially true when it comes to learning to read. But, the reality is that there are many ways in which dyslexia can be an asset in our ever-changing world. Dyslexia and Three-dimensional thinking,
Key points: Do you ever feel like your mind is spinning out of control? Do you worry about things you can’t control and find yourself stuck in a loop of obsessive thoughts and behaviours? If so, you may be dealing with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Unfortunately, many people are either unaware of what OCD is or
Key points: I’ve been dealing with anxiety, while trying to keep it a secret, for as long as I can remember. When I was younger, I didn’t talk about my feelings. At times I wondered what was wrong with me; especially during the pre-teen and teenage years when all the social cues that eluded me
Key points: What Is Neurodiversity and Neurotypicality? Neurodiversity and neurotypicality are two distinct ways of understanding the human brain. Neurodiversity is an approach which recognizes the unique neurological differences between individuals, while neurotypicality refers to conventional brain structures and behaviours. At its core, neurodiversity acknowledges that every individual has their own “neuro-identity”, one that may
