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Is your sense of belonging linked to your generation? Do you identify with your generation? What do you regret or praise your generation for? Did age stop you from achieving your goals? The more I hear about disabilities, the more I wish I was born 20 years later.Mental awareness at school and workplace was never acknowledged […]

July 31, 2025/by Nagi

Self-care can be daunting in a routine setting.

Neurodiversity

Autistic Routines

Neuronal displacement is extremely debilitating. Recovery can be timely and requires a significant amount of work and dedication in autism. Today is sweltering and water is rationed, a foreseeable common scenario for the near future as…

Irrational, obsessive, repetitive rituals are exhausting in order to release anxiety.

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Brain rewiring

Common symptoms of Neuronal dysfunction. Rewiring is a term used by Mental Health professionals to describe neuroplasticity, the ability of the brain to adapt to new environments. OCD-Obsessive Compulsive Disorder- is a common feature…

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Perfectionism in neurodiversity

Perfection is not humanly designed. Perfectionism is a Mental Disorder underlying other conditions, most commonly ADHD and OCD. The healthy definition of Perfectionism is “Doing the best of your ability.” Perfectionism is a Delusion.The…

Envisioning a scenario reduces significantly the feeling of being trapped.

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Event processing in Autism

‘Social Jet lag’ is the definition of Exhaustion in ADHD/Autism following social events. Getting ready for expected events is of utmost importance in Autism. Envisioning the predictable alleviates the unpredictable. I came…

A Nice Entry.

I tell you.

You’re not alone.

Autistic Routines

Brain rewiring

Perfectionism in neurodiversity

Event processing in Autism

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