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Self-care can be overwhelming when it turns into forced necessity.

Self-care should be pleasurable and relaxing. For neurodivergents and specific professions, it is often a stressful necessity. Meteoropathy is a real pathology. We normally associate weather with Hot or Cold, though there’s a full range of related implications for our physical and emotional health. It is still being tested whether hot or cold has the […]

February 28, 2026/by Nagi

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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…

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Self-rule in Autism

Terminology is in constant evolution in Medicine, although not always indispensable. Language is one of the most common signs of the time.Since the advent of Internet, it would seem ‘fashionable’ to introduce unnecessary new vocabulary…

A Nice Entry.

I tell you.

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Self-care in mental health

Brain rewiring

Perfectionism in neurodiversity

Event processing in Autism

Self-rule in Autism

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