When High-Control Meets Neurodivergence
High-control groups can offer belonging and structure while also reinforcing shame, masking, and exclusion. In this neuroaffirming guest post, Michelle F. Moseley, LCMHC, explores why these environments can have a uniquely powerful impact on neurodivergent people and what healing can look like afterward.
What I Thought Was AuDHD Burnout Wasn't the Whole Story
What feels like AuDHD burnout may sometimes be only part of the story. This reflection explores how chronic illness, medical trauma, and neurodivergent adaptation can mask deeper health conditions like endometriosis, and why it matters to stay curious about what we normalize in our bodies and nervous systems.
Why Do So Many Neurodivergent People Identify as LGBTQIA+? What Research Actually Shows
Neurodivergence and LGBTQIA+ identity often show meaningful overlap in research, but not in the way people assume. This post explores what studies actually show about autism, ADHD, queerness, masking, and identity discovery through a neuroaffirming lens.
