Understanding Masking In Autism
What Is Masking?
“Masking” (also known as “camouflaging”) is a common but often misunderstood experience for many autistic folks. […]
Subtle Presentations of ADHD: Females who Fly Under the Radar
As humans, we naturally spend a lot of time and energy trying to figure ourselves out. This process is […]
What We Can Learn From Our Children
By: Clara M, Intern
Today I learned that no matter how sturdy you think your fishnet produce tote bag […]
Creating a Safe Space for your Queer Neurodivergent Child
By: Stephen Dillon-Streisel, college intern, and Dr. Divya Babbar
Frequently, articles and research focus on queer children or neurodivergent children, but […]
Empowering Your Neurodivergent Child
By Sarah Thompson, LCPC and Catherine Pettit, LMSW
Your child is an extraordinary person with a unique neurotype. Our world thrives […]