I WISH I COULD SWIM

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Music is having a major breakthrough in Emotional Regulation. What does the lyric ♫ Your guilt for dreaming ♫ mean to you? I shall point out that it s from a famous David Bowie’ song entitled Time.As most of you know, Bowie is my inspiration, role-model and Godsend.He wrote a song for each state of […]

January 14, 2026/by Nagi

Most people live in the Past for fear of the Future and the Unknown.

Neurodiversity

Stuck in time

Benefits of music in Brain-Rewiring. Music is one of the main markers of time.We all have a special song in our heart associated with the happiest time of our life. I thought to myself, a beautiful memory, until I was challenged by a…

Self-care can be daunting in a routine setting.

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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…

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