
Supporting ADHD in Neurodivergent-Friendly Ways
Supporting ADHD requires more than task lists or productivity hacks. For people who are both ADHD and neurodivergent, support needs
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Supporting ADHD requires more than task lists or productivity hacks. For people who are both ADHD and neurodivergent, support needs

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Many neurodivergent people spend years feeling like they are the problem, when in reality, it is the systems around them

When it comes to ADHD, structure is often essential, but rigid structure can backfire. The most supportive treatment plans usually

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Consistency is often talked about like it’s a character trait, but for people with ADHD, it’s usually a challenge rooted

Living with ADHD can mean bumping up against systems that are not designed for how your brain works. Forgetfulness, time

When people talk about neurodivergence, the focus often lands on what’s difficult. But there’s more to the story. Neurodivergent people

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Living on the spectrum in a neurotypical world is a bit like surfing a wave: Sometimes fun, sometimes frightening, often
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