It is more or less normal to be confused about oneself, in various ways, at various times, under a range of circumstances. Self-confusion is a part of development, because as we change... Read more »
For adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), the passage of time often presents a persistent, invisible barrier to daily functioning rather than just an occasional annoyance. These challenges reflect deep-seated difficulties with “organization... Read more »
This year, for the first time, she didn’t make the family calendar. And she could already see what was coming. In a few months, her mom would text and ask who’s hosting... Read more »
Imagine constantly feeling like you are “too much” or “difficult,” yet struggling to accomplish tasks that seem effortless for everyone else. You might be told to sit still, lower your voice, or... Read more »
Since ChatGPT was released in December of 2023, there has been a lot of conversation about how artificial intelligence may upend various facets of human life. From academia to the arts, from... Read more »
A recent qualitative study invites us into the homes of nine families in Nepal to understand the “lived experience” of raising an autistic child. Using a descriptive phenomenological approach, researchers moved beyond... Read more »
Huge Pain Relief Last February, I got a brand new spinal cord stimulator that offers me a huge amount of pain relief. I could suddenly work all day. I could go to... Read more »
Imagine trying to navigate a world where the overhead lights feel like a physical assault and the social script seems written in a foreign language. Now, add the complexity of advocating for... Read more »
Why does emotional neglect make you feel like you’re running on empty? It’s an excellent question. Not long after my first book, Running on Empty: Overcome Your Childhood Emotional Neglect, came out,... Read more »
If you are a parent wondering if your child’s autism diagnosis is connected to your family history, or an adult recognizing traits in yourself after a relative’s diagnosis, you are not alone.... Read more »