“Are We a Dysfunctional Family? Or Just Struggling With Tone of Voice?”
Are we really a dysfunctional family, or are we struggling to be heard? This blog explores how tone of voice, stress, neurodivergent communication, and nervous system overload can make everyday family interactions feel harder than they need to be.
“Why My Child Gets Distracted — And Why It’s Not Just ‘Not Listening’”
Why does my child get distracted so easily — and why don’t they return to the task? This blog explains how ADHD affects reaction, pausing, and working memory, and why this isn’t about “not listening.”
“Why Does My Child Only Do Things If There’s Something In It for Them?”
Why does my child only do things when there’s a reward? This blog explains why ADHD motivation is often external, how dopamine affects effort, and why this isn’t selfishness or bad parenting.
From Pathological Demand Avoidance(PDA) to Pervasive Drive for Autonomy(PDA)
PDA is no longer best understood as demand avoidance. This blog explains the shift from Pathological Demand Avoidance to Pervasive Drive for Autonomy, and why understanding autonomy changes how we support autistic people.
Living in Two Worlds: The Hidden Chaos Behind ADHD Success
Many people with ADHD look successful on the outside while struggling behind closed doors. This blog explores the hidden chaos, burnout, and emotional cost of masking — and why understanding your brain changes everything.
Understanding Social Communication and Its Challenges for Those Who Are Autistic
Social communication involves far more than words. This blog explores the unique challenges autistic individuals may face with non-verbal cues, conversational rules, emotional regulation, and social expectations, alongside practical strategies for support.
How Weak Working Memory Can Impact Your Day
Weak working memory can make even simple daily tasks challenging. This blog explores how working memory difficulties affect routines, conversations, learning, and productivity, alongside practical strategies to help manage and support working memory in everyday life.
Understanding Your Own Autism or ADHD: The Path to Personal Mastery
Understanding your own autism or ADHD is the first step toward personal mastery. This blog explores executive functioning, sensory processing, co-occurring conditions, and real-life examples to help individuals build strategies that support their daily life.