Reading can be very difficult for people affected by ADHD and autism. Below you’ll find six ways to help yourself read if you have ADHD or are neurodivergent. “Reading is the key to smart, I believe. And I don’t do it.” – Nate Bargatze Reading with ADHD?...
How Do You Create? How Do You Play? I held a session recently with someone who was preparing to be a passenger on a very long road trip. I asked them what they planned to feel during their extended time in the car and how they planned to cope with these feelings....
Justice Sensitivity: People with ADHD may feel more intense emotions toward injustice or betrayal than a neurotypical person feels. This effect is called “Justice Sensitivity”. This article tells the story of my own justice sensitivity, explains why justice...
Planning with ADHD is Important – You Need A Plan! It’s A Cold, Hard Truth. I heard a cold, hard truth recently. Did you know that thinking about the past is so stimulating that we can spend all of our time and energy on it, even at the cost of planning...
The Sin of Empathy By now, we’ve all heard of one of this year’s most controversial books, “The Sin of Empathy” by Joe Rigney. The bright red book has an eyebrow-raising title, and readers know that it’s bound to cause controversy from...
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