I was walking recently, caught in a swirl of my thoughts—those in-between moments where the veil seems thinner, where the world pauses and breathes with you. The air was thick with the scent of earth and dusk, a gentle reminder of nature’s omnipresence. I wandered through the familiar trails of my yard, lost in the…
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Rewriting the Inner Dialogue: Coming to Terms with an Autism Diagnosis in Adulthood
There are moments in life when everything shifts—but not always in the loud, dramatic way we expect. Sometimes, it happens quietly. Sitting on your couch, laptop open, camera on. You’re wrapped in a blanket, clutching a comfort item without even realizing it, trying to hold your breath steady while your therapist looks at you gently…
Trusting the Pull: How I Found the Perfect Therapist
The author reflects on discovering a new therapist, feeling a deep connection that guided her choice. As a neurodivergent individual recently diagnosed with Autism, she embraces therapy as a healing journey. Through mindfulness, shadow work, art therapy, and cognitive therapy, she seeks holistic healing, personal growth, and self-acceptance, while encouraging others to trust their instincts.
🌾 August Affirmations: Rooted in Abundance 🌾
August invites a journey of self-discovery through daily affirmations focused on grounding and abundance. Each affirmation encourages mindfulness, growth, and the honoring of personal truth. Emphasizing peace and self-worth, the content promotes introspection and connection with nature, leading to a transformative experience throughout the month.
Well… It’s Official. I’m AuDHD.
After discovering I am AuDADHD, I felt a profound relief, as my struggles made sense. This understanding empowered me, allowing me to embrace both challenges and strengths. I grieved my past while celebrating newfound clarity, committing to self-exploration. The journey is ongoing, reminding me to honor my identity and process.
Navigating Health Changes: A Reflection on Recovery & Weight Loss
The journey of healing is gradual, requiring gentleness and patience. It encompasses both struggles and victories, often invisible to others. Acknowledging small wins and emotional growth is essential in recognizing progress. Embracing the journey’s messiness fosters resilience and strength, highlighting the importance of self-nurturing and personal transformation.
Living Out Loud- Understanding ADHD and Autism: My Personal Journey
This post shares a personal reflection on living with neurodivergence, particularly ADHD and possible Autism. The author reveals the complexities of their experiences, including executive dysfunction, sensory sensitivities, and social challenges. Through candid storytelling, they emphasize the importance of community, connection, and understanding, offering a glimpse into their layered reality while advocating for acceptance.
🌙 Life Lately: A Pause, a Breath, and Some Big Shifts
The post reflects on a period of self-care and personal challenges, emphasizing the importance of stepping back to honor one’s needs. The author shares experiences with disability denial, neuropsych evaluations, and family dynamics, while also celebrating their long-lasting relationship. A commitment to continued growth and open conversation with the audience is expressed.
🍄 Mushrooms for Mind, Body & Spirit: A Deeper Dive into 10 Functional Fungi
In recent years, mushrooms have stepped into the spotlight—not just as tasty additions to our meals, but as powerful allies for cognitive health, immunity, emotional balance, and spiritual wellness. These fascinating fungi, packed with essential nutrients and unique compounds, have gained recognition for their ability to support brain function and enhance memory, making them a…
Being Re-Evaluated as an Adult: ADHD, OCD, Dyslexia & the Spectrum
There’s a unique kind of vulnerability that comes with sitting in a quiet room and explaining your entire life to someone with a clipboard. Especially when that life has been filtered through layers of missed diagnoses, misunderstood behaviors, and internalized shame. That’s what it feels like to be re-evaluated as an adult for ADHD, OCD,…
