neurodivergence

  • Reflecting on a Hectic Year

    I’m still really struggling right now, so blog posts have felt like too much, but I’m bound and determined to get this reflection on 2025 done before the end of January. There’s so much that I want to say—that I… Continue reading

    Reflecting on a Hectic Year
  • Progress, Not Perfection

    This week, I pushed myself too far. Stress piled up, and instead of being mindful enough to take a step back, I trudged forward, fixated on making it to the weekend and much-needed time with a good friend. In the… Continue reading

    Progress, Not Perfection
  • Inherited Wounds: Autism, Genetics, and the Legacy of Trauma

    I want to turn my attention this week to the part genes play in autism and how I think that ties into intergenerational trauma. There is increasing evidence that genes play an important part in autism, which most of us… Continue reading

    Inherited Wounds: Autism, Genetics, and the Legacy of Trauma
  • The Hidden Costs of Being Autistic

    If you consume content by creators with ADHD, then you’ve likely heard of the “ADHD tax.” What you might not have heard of is the “autistic tax” (though I’ve seen it gaining traction). This is a common topic within the… Continue reading

    The Hidden Costs of Being Autistic
  • Forced to Conform: Destined to Fail

    I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the amount of extra work that neurodivergent people are forced to take on throughout their lives to accommodate others. Even small requests for accommodations are frequently disregarded, while we’re forced to bend over… Continue reading

    Forced to Conform: Destined to Fail