Embracing Differences: Navigating Neurodiversity in Romantic Relationships

Neurodiversity is a concept that recognizes and celebrates the natural variations of neurological differences among individuals. It emphasizes that neurological conditions such as autism, ADHD, and others, are simply part of the natural diversity of the human brain. Rather than viewing these differences as disorders, neurodiversity promotes acceptance and understanding of diverse cognitive styles and […]

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Embracing Neurodiversity: Celebrating Our Unique Minds

Imagine a world where neurodiversity isn’t just acknowledged but celebrated. We’ll explore what neurodiversity really means, why it’s essential to understand, and how it’s challenging traditional perspectives on the human brain, mental health, and the way we function.  Neurodiversity is a captivating concept that redefines how we view the human brain. It goes beyond the […]

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Navigating the Spectrum: An Exploration of Autism

Navigating the Spectrum: An Exploration of Autism I want to take you on a journey through the intricate and often misunderstood realm of autism. As a late-diagnosed autistic individual with three autistic children, I’ve been learning about autism to not only understand myself better but to better provide for my children. I will write and […]

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14+ Halloween Safety Tips for Parents and Kids

Safety should be your primary concern every Halloween. It is amazing to have a fun holiday everyone loves, dress up, go trick or treating, celebrate with friends and family. Having the kids get into the spirit and enjoy the holiday as well. Focusing on safety while out trick or treating, visiting different events, and celebrating, […]

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Disability is Not a Bad Word; We Don’t Need Euphemisms to Sugar Coat Disability.

Person first language is taught in most health profession programs. That is why doctors, teachers, speech language pathologists, occupational therapists, will likely call your child or yourself a “child WITH autism.” This movement began in 1974, seeking to empower individuals by placing an emphasis on their individuality and personhood over their disability. Since this time […]

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