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Effective Study Habits - More Than Just Planners!

For those of us who are autistic, ADHD, dyslexic, or have other learning difficulties, the prospect of midterms, finals, or the end of a...

Transitioning to Fall Routines

With the weather cooling down and everyone back in school, the stressors may be starting to accumulate for some of your families and...

First Steps - Understanding and Accommodating

Please note: this post refers specifically to late diagnosed autistics, though many of the experiences, emotions, and next steps can be...

Restraint Collapse and School – Surviving the Storms

It’s a scenario that almost every parent of a neurodivergent (ND) child has come to know well. Your child has had a good day at school,...

Learning to Rest

Resetting the Nervous System, Relearning Skills It’s been over two weeks since leaving the full-time workforce and I still don’t really...

Instructions Unclear: or, That Would Have Been Nice to Know

As a late-diagnosed autistic, I am now years deep into the process of learning about my brain and its quirks. I’ve been on the...

Rethinking Success: Neurodivergence, Productivity, and Prioritizing Yourself

When I’ve told people recently that I am quitting my 9-to-5 government job, the first question out of their mouths is “what’s next?” The...

Preserving My Peace - Burnout Recovery and the Body

I’m less than a week away from my last day of full-time employment. I know I should be more stressed, more anxious about the uncertainty,...

The Power of Affirming Parenting for Autistic Children: My Top 8 Tips

As a caregiver to an autistic or otherwise neurodivergent (ND) child, your days may be filled with therapies and advocacy, and your...

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