Neurodivergent Insights

a workspace I didn't belong in For over nineteen years I built a working environment that actively worked against my own nervous system.

As a child, an odd experience would often sweep over me: the sudden sense that I was in a dream.

Disclosure is complex business In its heyday, the business I owned was the highest-scoring B Corp of its size globally in how we treated employees.

Managing My Alphabet Soup I’ve got quite the alphabet soup behind my name, and I’m not just talking about the MDiv or the PsyD.

How we grow into a neurodivergent identity, why it almost never moves in a straight line, and how much we shape each other’s arcs along the way.

Sometimes mental health awareness talk makes it sound like each of us has one diagnosis and one clear story.

I’m a neurodivergent psychologist living with autism, ADHD, OCD, anxiety, and bipolar.

You probably encounter ableism more often than you realize.

A year ago, I found myself tearfully saying to a friend, “I’m too Autistic to be chosen to teach on autism.”

Restoring the Autistic Nervous System A Gentle Path to Regulation Autism is about so much more than how we communicate, what we’re interested in, or how our brains work.