Why AngelSense Is MORE Than a GPS Tracker — And What That Really Means

GPS trackers are widely used tools that help pinpoint a

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AngelSense vs. Jiobit: Which Is Better for Children with Autism and Other Special Needs?

When you’re raising a child with autism or other developmental

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My Autism Diagnosis: Unpacking the Unexpected Journey to Self-Acceptance

Featured Image by 比加 滕  via Pexels     This is a personal post where I’m sharing my journey, and I hope you find it helpful. […]

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The Spoon Theory for Professionals: : Why Your Energy Isn’t Limitless (And How to Work With It)

Featured photo by Pixabay via Pexels It’s Monday morning, 8:47 AM. I start the day with full health points, but getting dressed has already chipped away […]

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Got Inattentive ADHD? A Trauma-Informed, Neuroaffirming Approach to Working WITH Your Brain

Featured Photo by Daniel Xavier via Pexels Your inconsistency isn’t broken—it’s unmet needs. If you’ve ever felt like your brain works differently, like you can hyperfocus […]

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Reasonable Adjustments You Might Not Know You Can Ask for at Work

Featured Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay   If you’re neurodivergent and employed, or seeking employment, asking your employer to make reasonable adjustments might be one […]

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How Social Media Shapes Neurodivergent Identity

Featured Photo by Lisa from Pexels   Social media has transformed how people discover and understand neurodivergence. In the past, most people learned through doctors, school […]

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What Are the Strengths of Having Dyslexia?

Featured Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay   Dyslexia affects up to 20% of the global population, making it one of the most common forms of […]

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Why Neurodiverse Teams Can be 30% More Productive

  Featured image by Thirdman, Pexels   Introduction   According to Harvard Business Review, research shows that neurodivergent workforce teams can be 30% more productive than […]

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ADHD Time Management Tips Backed by ADHD Research (That I’ve Actually Tried)

Featured Image by Steve Buissinne via Pixabay Intro: The Planner That Ghosted Me  If you’re anything like me, you start with a shiny new planner and […]

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