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I provide resources for the neurodivergent (ADHD and autism) person in mind.
Read the Full Essay Online Hi [FIRST NAME GOES HERE], Recently I’ve been exploring themes around being perceived — especially publicly. This week, I want to turn the lens inward and explore what it’s like when we perceive ourselves... and the many parts that make up who we are. Lately, I've been thinking more about how my Autistic and ADHD parts relate to each other. This is something I've been sharing in bits and pieces, and it’s sparked some rich conversations — both with others and within...
Hi [FIRST NAME GOES HERE], How’s that for a headline? And where do we begin? Let’s start with being perceived. On Being Perceived Like many Autistic humans, I struggle with being perceived. And when I am perceived, I want a high degree of control over it. (This is why, when I give presentations, I script out every single word and know exactly when I’ll click to the next imagery or the next slide — I’m working on it, trying to get more comfortable with bullet points so I can actually do more...
Read the Full Essay Online Hi Reader, Over the last few weeks, I’ve been exploring themes of connection, belonging, and attachment. I had planned to send this essay out last week, but I took a detour to talk about a different kind of rupture and repair. Speaking of connection, community, and belonging — I have felt deeply supported and held by this community over the past week. The kindness has gotten in. It means more than I can comfortably express. Thank you. Reflecting on relationships,...