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It’s The Quiet Compliant Girls We Need To Worry About

In focusing on “challenging behaviors” we overlook neurodivergent girls who are struggling

Oct 6, 2023

It’s The Quiet Compliant Girls We Need To Worry About

Oct 6, 2023

The Deep Tiredness of a Later in Life Diagnosis

And how taking heed of it is the way to a more authentic and aligned life

6d ago

The Deep Tiredness of a Later in Life Diagnosis

6d ago

It Doesn’t Take Much to Plunge Me Into a Situation Where I’m Vulnerable

Sometimes my capacity to operate in a neurotypical world doesn’t stretch far enough

Jun 5

It Doesn’t Take Much to Plunge Me Into a Situation Where I’m Vulnerable

Jun 5

I’m Autistic and Here’s Why Sometimes I Choose Discomfort

The power of immersing ourselves in challenging environments on our own terms

May 31

I’m Autistic and Here’s Why Sometimes I Choose Discomfort

May 31

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Invisible Illness

I Masked My Neurodivergence Because I Didn’t Feel Safe To Be Me

When the world doesn’t accept your difference, it’s up to you to adapt to survive

May 26

I Masked My Neurodivergence Because I Didn’t Feel Safe To Be Me

May 26

The Rage of a Lifetime of Sacrificing Your Neurodivergent Needs

When survival no longer demands keeping quiet but speaking up

May 15

The Rage of a Lifetime of Sacrificing Your Neurodivergent Needs

May 15

Reframing AuDHD Inertia as Self-Care, Healing and Growth

The deep inner wisdom in resisting the demands of modern life

May 14

Reframing AuDHD Inertia as Self-Care, Healing and Growth

May 14

Why Rewilding is a Natural Fit With Unmasking Neurodivergence

Connecting with nature is helping me connect with my authentic self

May 11

Why Rewilding is a Natural Fit With Unmasking Neurodivergence

May 11

“Coping” With Sensory Sensitivities Doesn’t Get Easier As You Get Older

The need for better understanding of sensory issues for neurodivergent people across all life stages

May 2

“Coping” With Sensory Sensitivities Doesn’t Get Easier As You Get Older

May 2

Published in

Invisible Illness

What Accessibility Means For A Neurodivergent Person

We experience significant barriers in the systems we engage with to meet our basic everyday needs

Apr 30

What Accessibility Means For A Neurodivergent Person

Apr 30

Jae L

Jae L

Queer, neurodivergent and in the business of asking questions and stirring things up. Conspire with me. diverge999@gmail.com; https://justinefield.substack.com

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