Entries by Nagi

Building habits in ADHD

Happy Memories anticipate Reward. Today I have severe amnesia.I know why: Worry.I’m struggling hard to write. Psychologists say it’s totally unproductive to engage in intellectual activities when burnt out, better rest and make out at a later time.Not always an option. I shun weakness. It is not that I never feel weak, I don’t accept […]

Unfolding Truths of Neurodivergent Abuse in the School System

Teachers knew nothing of Autism and ADHD 30 years ago. There is recently a revival between middle-aged Autism communities about abuse at the hands of Teachers in the 70-80-90s. Those were the decades when behavioral ignorant teachers had legal full-power over students and were immune from parents’ lawsuits in Europe,as evidenced by predominant diagnoses in […]

Mania and Autism

When diagnoses are used interchangeably. Most Aspies-the elite group of Autistics- exhibit signs of Mania.Mania is typically associated with Bipolar Disorder, though it is gaining momentum in ASD, formerly known as Asperger’ Syndrome.More evidence to my belief of ASD and Autism as two distinct disorders. Mania is characterized by high energy, productivity, reduced sleep, high […]

Low-functioning Autism

There is only one diagnosis of Autism.  High-functioning/Low-functioning Autism are distinct disorders, in my opinion. We know of the different facets of Autism, ASD, Asperger Syndrome, whilst little of the most debilitating form, Low-functioning Autism, a definition of convenience. In fact, I consider it a full-blown Psychosis.I still remember my brother’s first diagnosis: Infant Syndrome […]

Create your own Slogans

 It would seem like AI marked the end of Creative Writing. Slogans are “personal keywords”, or “free expressions”, for we used to write our essays in school, back in the day. Nowadays, Writing is no longer spontaneous: most authors admit to using AI in editing their books or articles. The result is a perfectly spotless […]

Idiosyncratic Reactions in ADHD

ADHD is highly co-morbid with Autism. It is characterized by Paralysis Worry. ADHD is characterized by dysfunctional Dopamine and Adrenaline transmission.Contrary to the logic, these rewarding neurotransmitters are deficient at pre-synaptic level, while stationary at receptor-level. The Hyperactivity associated to ADHD is a Craving for Dopamine and Adrenaline, NOT an Excess, as popularly endorsed by ignorant, […]

Emotional Conflict in ADHD

 Lack of motivation in ADHD can be the result of  ‘Conflicting conscious and subconscious emotions’. We are still learning about how Emotions work.It is the most studied field in neuroscience to date, the updated version of Anxiety as in the pave-way of all mental disorders. Latest findings in ADHD suggest Subconscious Emotions-dormant feelings-are picked up […]

Intrinsic Timescales and Thought-process in neurodivergence

Brain’s Learning Regions. Disrupted Signals are the main cause of erratic behavior. Traveling Thoughts account for Signals.The brain can be described as an intrinsic highway.Every cerebral reaction travels through Neural Pathways.Latest research is focused around Pathways in the quest to identify Signaling failures’ causes in the Neurodivergent Brain. New findings point to the Substances coating […]

Brain-hardwiring in ADHD

The Magnification of Stress in ADHD. We know that ADHDers have a high addictive personality.This is because they always need a thrill to kickstart. Danger has a different set in ADHD, it is perceived as Reward.ADHDers don’t know real Danger: Drugs, Speeding Up on the road, Cliffhanging… are just Motivators to keep going.This is the […]

Neural Pathways in Neurodivergence

Listening forms new Pathways in the brain. Being a good listener is hundred times wiser than being a good speaker.Speaking without a certain level of self-worth takes plenty of practice, what defines a professional therapist/coach.Minimizing words to the very essential, fosters Listening.Neurodivergent individuals want first and foremost to be heard, rather than being told. We’re […]