


Why I Use The Word Disability
You might be wondering why I champion acceptance for neurodiverse people while using the word “disability.” It’s associated with stigma, right? After all, the word includes the prefix “dys-“, which
Being Neurodivergent Means Being Misunderstood 1: Why We Are Misunderstood
Autistic and ADHD people vary a lot, but one thing we have in common is being misunderstood. This post is the first in a series about these misunderstandings. It will explain
4 Accommodations to Advocate for Neurodivergent Learners in School
4 Accommodations to Advocate for Neurodivergent Learners in School As a school psychologist, I work with kids to help figure out the way they learn best. Some fantastic teachers (with
To Stay Healthy, Should You Show You’re Autistic Or Not? Damned If You Do, Damned If You Don’t
People who belong to minority groups that are viewed negatively cope with that in different ways. Some of these are positive, such as finding communities of similar people. Others, such
Manifestations of Adult ADHD
Your laundry is piled on the couch, you’re 2 days late submitting your report for work, and there’s a past-due notice for an unpaid bill sitting on your kitchen counter.
Neurodiverse Communities Might Support Autistic People’s Health by Helping Them Cope With Minority Stress
Being part of a minority group that is seen negatively can harm people’s physical and mental health. The unpleasant experiences that people in these minority groups face increases their physiological
Navigating My Neurodivergence
Navigating My Neurodivergence The start of a new job, is an exciting and nerve-wracking time for almost everyone. While most people are excited to start their new line of work, it