We Need to Stop Looking at Neurodivergence in Separate Boxes
Neurodivergent people do not live their lives in separate diagnostic boxes. This blog explains why sensory processing, executive functioning and co-occurring needs must be understood across autism, ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia and other neurodivergent profiles.
When Your Child Flips — And You Feel Yourself Going Too
When a child “flips,” it’s often seen as behaviour—but what happens when the parent feels it too? This blog explores how overwhelm affects both child and parent, and why understanding—not judgement—is key.
Why Do I Think Like This? - Suicidal Thoughts, Autism, ADHD and the Pain of Feeling Constantly Criticised
If you feel like you’re always getting it wrong, constantly judged, or stuck in shame, you’re not broken. This blog explains how autism, ADHD and criticism sensitivity can create painful thought loops — and what can help.
When Everything Feels Personal: Understanding Criticism Sensitivity from Childhood Onwards
Many children and adults grow up feeling that everything is personal. This piece explores criticism sensitivity, how it develops in neurodivergent people, and why it often begins in childhood.