Category: Neurodivergence

  • Before the Label: A Different Way to Understand ADHD, Autism, and the Mind

    Before the Label: A Different Way to Understand ADHD, Autism, and the Mind

    The content on this site is provided for informational and educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. While these perspectives may draw from clinical experience and professional knowledge, they are not a replacement for working with a licensed provider who can offer care specific to your…

  • Nervous System Work for Therapists: A Beginner’s Guide (Without Turning Every Session Into a TED Talk About Feelings)

    Nervous System Work for Therapists: A Beginner’s Guide (Without Turning Every Session Into a TED Talk About Feelings)

    Most therapists were trained to track the story. What happened. What it meant. How to make sense of it. And for a while, that works—until you sit across from a client who understands everything and still feels completely stuck. This beginner-friendly guide to nervous system work for therapists explores what’s happening underneath the words, why…

  • So You Just Talk All Day? The Myth and the Craft of Therapy

    So You Just Talk All Day? The Myth and the Craft of Therapy

    Note to the Reader This piece is written for therapists—especially neurodivergent therapists—who know that therapy is never just talking. It’s an act of holding, translating, and crafting safety out of chaos. My hope is that these words give language to the invisible work you do every day, and offer both validation and pride in the…

  • 🧠 The LMFT Clinical Exam and the Neurodivergent Brain: What They Don’t Tell You

    🧠 The LMFT Clinical Exam and the Neurodivergent Brain: What They Don’t Tell You

    You’re Not the Problem. The System Just Wasn’t Built for Your Brain. Let’s get one thing straight from the jump: this exam isn’t hard because you’re not smart enough. It’s hard because it’s written in a way that assumes everyone processes the world the same way. Spoiler: They don’t. If you’re someone whose brain doesn’t…