Realizing I’m likely autistic and possibly ADHD came with both relief and overwhelm. Suddenly I had a name for the struggles—but no roadmap. These are the tools, books, apps, and communities that helped me start to feel more seen, more capable, and way less alone. 📚 Books That Are Eye Opening Divergent Mind by JenaraContinueContinue reading “The Neurodivergent Parent’s Resource Kit: Books, Tools & Communities”
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Part 2: Signs I Missed in Myself (Until I Couldn’t Ignore Them Anymore)
When my kids were diagnosed as autistic, I did what any determined mom would do—I dove headfirst into learning everything I could. I read articles, joined support groups, watched webinars, and started making changes to help them thrive. But somewhere in the middle of learning about their traits, I started seeing myself. Not in someContinueContinue reading “Part 2: Signs I Missed in Myself (Until I Couldn’t Ignore Them Anymore)”
What I Wish I Knew About Autism—Before I Realized I Had It Too
The author shares their journey of discovering their own neurodiversity after their children were diagnosed with autism. They realize that many behaviors attributed to anxiety or trauma were signs of autism. This understanding reshapes their parenting, fostering compassion and self-acceptance, emphasizing advocacy for both themselves and their children.
