  Why Did I Start The Autistic Joyologist? People often ask me why I launched The Autistic Joyologist, so I wanted to share a little bit of information about myself and my background.  I was diagnosed autistic and ADHD in my mid-40s, and while it came as a huge shock, it also helped […]
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Spiky profile is a helpful term for those of us with neurodivergent brains. It refers to the fact that we can excel in some skills, whist struggling with daily tasks that neurotypical brains find easy. It helps to highlight our strengths, and areas where support may be beneficial.
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ADHD Planner and organisers can prove challenging for many of us. Being able to use something for longer than two weeks can prove extremely difficult. What if ADHD planner and organisers aren’t for you?
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Sensory overload can be difficult over the festive season, with the pressure of socialising and routines being disrupted. Discover how to avoid overload, so that you can enjoy this time of year on your terms.
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Autistic burnout and ADHD burnout are not the same thing as stress, or depressions, although they may look similar to those that witness it. To those of us experiencing it, there are some distinct differences. Read on to find out more.
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Natural ADHD management is a choice for many, and sometimes it’s the only option – if you’re not able to take medication for health reasons. Here are my top tips and ideas for managing ADHD, without medication.
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Glimmer meaning: Do you know that you can capture these Glimmer moments throughout your day, to find joy and calm? Based on the Polyvagal Theory. How many Glimmers can you see in a day?
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ADHD Awareness Month is an an opportunity to raise awareness, to help others understand what living with ADHD is like. However, awareness isn’t enough, it is not a checklist of symptoms and no two people’s experiences are exactly the same. We need to listen and accept each individual, and their unique experiences and traits.
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Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD) is common in ADHD females, making us sensitive to perceived criticism or rejection. Read on to discover the 7 signs that you may have RSD.
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Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD) is common in ADHD females, making us sensitive to perceived criticism or rejection. Discover more about RSD and how you can harness it as a superpower!
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