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(Please enjoy this glimpse into my neurodivergent family life. Most of it is clean - I think?!) Parenting is hard. Parenting neurodivergent children often requires even more flexibility, advocacy, problem-solving, and emotional energy. When you're neurodivergent too, those challenges can feel especially overwhelming. As a neurodivergent parent, I am managing therapy appointments, school meetings, daily routines, family responsibilities, and a career while also supporting my o

For decades, conversations about neurodiversity have often focused on deficits, symptoms, and interventions designed to make people appear more "typical." While support and skill-building can be valuable, there is a growing movement toward a different perspective: neuroacceptance. Neuroacceptance recognizes that neurological differences are a natural part of human diversity. Autism, ADHD, obsessive-compulsive disorder, dyslexia, sensory processing differences, intellectual di