Introduction to DSM-5 Picture Series I am creating a new series over on Instagram and here on my website. I will be taking commonly diagnosed conditions and reviewing the DSM-5 criteria in picture form. You can also download a high-quality PDF of these images over in my shop. Before diving into the DSM-5 criteria […]
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(Disclosure, this post includes affiliate links, meaning I earn a small commission from purchases made if you click on these links and purchase something). Autism, ADHD, and sleep trouble often go hand in hand. As a neurodivergent clinician who specializes in neurodiversity, I am both personally and professionally familiar with the struggle many Autists and
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ADHD Screeners: A Review As more and more neurodivergent people have started sharing their stories and lived experiences on social media, more adults are beginning to wonder if they may be undiagnosed ADHDers. This is particularly true among BIPoC, women, and genderqueer people whose ADHD is disproportionately missed during childhood. However, knowing where to turn
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Autism Screeners: A Neurodivergent Clinician’s Review Following is a roundup of commonly used Autism screeners for adults. When an adult begins to suspect they may be Autistic, there is a natural unfolding. The more I have observed this, I see a common pattern emerge. The pattern looks something like this: Hear something about Autism that
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College for Neurodivergent Students As many young adults head back to college, I am thinking of all the ADHD and Autistic students this week. Therapists and counselors can play a significant role in helping neurodivergent students through this transitional help them thrive in college. So whether you are sending off a neurodivergent client or working
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As we head into September, many ADHD and Autistic young adults are heading off to university. Transitioning from adolescence to university is a big transition for every young adult, and this is particularly challenging for many ADHDers and Autists. ADHD, Autism, and College Statistics The harsh reality is that ADHDers and Autistic people take longer
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