PinnedJae L·Oct 6, 2023It’s The Quiet Compliant Girls We Need To Worry AboutIn focusing on “challenging behaviors” we overlook neurodivergent girls who are strugglingA response icon37A response icon37
Jae L·Dec 25, 2025Finding a Pocket of Calm in the Chaos This Holiday Season and BeyondWhat it might mean to go placidly amidst the noise and haste…A response icon1A response icon1
Jae L·Nov 24, 2025How Workplace Trauma Keeps Showing UpThe cumulative impact of hostile work environments on neurodivergent nervous systemsA response icon8A response icon8
Jae L·Sep 28, 2025The Hidden Truth of The Neurodivergent Nervous SystemHow this vital but overlooked part of my being bears witness to decades of trauma and holds the key to healingA response icon6A response icon6
Jae L·Sep 10, 2025A Lovingly Curated List of Resources for Late-Identified NeurodivergenceTreasures to dip into wherever you are along the journeyA response icon6A response icon6
InInvisible IllnessbyJae L·Aug 28, 2025When Workplace Self-Advocacy Isn’t EnoughEmployers need to step up when it comes to supporting neurodivergent employeesA response icon6A response icon6
Jae L·Aug 24, 2025Five Years After My Autism Diagnosis, I’ve Changed But The World Around Me Hasn’tMisconceptions and misinformation about neurodivergence prevail despite our efforts to build understandingA response icon3A response icon3
Jae L·Aug 14, 2025Re-imagining Community From a Neurodivergent PerspectiveWhat if we could create the kinds of communities that enable us to thrive?A response icon2A response icon2
Jae L·Aug 8, 2025Not All Neurodivergent People Want To Be More IndependentSome of us want to let go of the load we’ve been carryingA response icon7A response icon7
Jae L·Aug 2, 2025The Generational Dimension of Neurodivergence — A Gen-X perspectiveYoungsters, we’ve lived it so you don’t have toA response icon12A response icon12