Listening can be a lost art for many Americans regardless of how our brains are wired. During the time I lived in Africa years …
Neurodiversity and the Art of Listening- Part 1
Neurodiversity and Object Permanence
I know object permanence issues are often associated with ADHD, but I’ve seen it so many times with other neurodivergent thinkers, including myself. Object permanence …
To Medicate Or Not To Medicate…That Is The question
Disclaimer: Let me start this post by saying that I am not a doctor or medical professional. I cannot diagnose you or your child, and …
9 Things I No Longer Believe About God
I’m currently working through a book called “Stuff I’d Only Tell God” by Jennifer Dukes Lee. This morning it raised an interesting question. And if …
Neurodiversity and Stealing
I knew when I wrote the original “Five Finger Discount” blog several months ago, that I’d have to write more on the struggle some of …
Limitless Trust
My exhaustion over the last week or so has made it difficult to end the summer well. I’m not sure if it’s the heat or …
Neurodiversity and Embarrassing Mistakes
“Floor check! This one’s up to code!” I said and outwardly smiled at the lady across the aisle at the grocery store. I’ve been having …
Executive Functioning: Rigid Thinking
“BUT YOU SAID WE WERE GOING TO THE LIBRARY!” As I finished cleaning the melted chocolate out of the back seat of the car, …
Battle Strategies
All kids argue, and sometimes it’s to avoid something they don’t want to do. The problem is that many neurodivergent thinkers become emotionally disregulated by this, so you’re dealing with more than one problem.
The Summer Reading Struggle
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