Neurodivergence, My Family, & Being Enough
What is neurodivergence? Why do we have to try to fit in? My neurodiverse family, and why we aren’t broken.
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Understanding Autism: A Closer Look at Diagnosis and DSM-5 Criteria
Understanding Autism: A Closer Look at Diagnosis and DSM-5 Criteria Hey there, fellow neurodivergent parents, individuals on the autism spectrum, and anyone curious about the world of neurodiversity! Today, we’re diving into the intricate world of autism. I’m going to break down the DSM-5 criteria for autism and help you navigate the diagnosis process. **
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Understanding Time Blindness + How To Cope As A Neurodivergent Parent
Time blind As a mom with ADHD and Autism, I understand firsthand the challenges that come with time blindness. It’s a daily struggle that affects not only me but also my neurodivergent kids. In this post, I will dive into the world of the time blind and it’s impact on our daily lives. Including: What
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Navigating Authentic Connections: Neurodivergent Struggles with Inauthenticity in Friendships
The challenges of forming authentic friendships as a neurodivergent individual. Advocating for world where everyone can just be themselves.
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How Your Unique Neurodivergent Perspective Inspires Society
Celebrate Non-Conformity I feel really strongly that we need to celebrate the incredible power of being neurodivergent. Each of us possesses a unique tapestry of thoughts, emotions, and perspectives that come together to create the beautiful mosaic of humanity. We need to embrace the idea that being neurodivergent does not make you any less valuable
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Parenting as an Autistic Mom: How to Embrace Neurodiversity and Thrive
Parenting as an autistic mom can be extra challenging. I share how some new strategies and embracing our differences has helped us succeed.
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Challenging the Misconception: Non-verbal ≠ Low Comprehension Skill
Communication Communication is a fundamental aspect of our daily lives. It is how we convey our thoughts, wants, and needs to others. However, there are instances where individuals are deemed non-verbal. This term is often associated with disability, particularly in the context of Autism Spectrum Disorder. Some non-verbal individuals don’t speak at all, while others
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Embracing the Extraordinary: Navigating the Path of Parenting an Atypical Child
Welcome to the journey of raising your atypical kid It is a journey that can be both challenging and rewarding. As parents of children who are atypical, neurodivergent, and/or have developmental disabilities, we often find ourselves trying to navigate through the noise and confusion that surrounds us. It can be overwhelming trying to understand all
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Your Authentic Self: Don’t Sacrifice Self-Worth for Peer Acceptance.
Why you don’t need to change yourself to gain acceptance, and how embracing your authentic self leads to more genuine connections.
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Embracing Differences: Society’s Flawed Definition of Value and Why It’s Broken
Being different from society’s expectations is not a flaw, but a unique trait that contributes to progress and innovation. Know your value.
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Dreaded Phone Calls – The Truth about Autism Telephone Anxiety
For many Autistic women like myself, the telephone can be a significant source of anxiety. The discomfort of answering or making a phone call can range from apprehension to fear. The uncertainty of nonverbal cues and the unpredictability of outcomes can be particularly challenging for individuals with autism. In this article, we will discuss telephone
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