#neurodiverget

[mentalthisone]

If bad eye sight was treated like ADHD:

Person 1: mom I think I need glasses

Person 2: why would you need glasses?

Person 1: because things faraway seem blurry

Person 2: everyone see things a little blurry when they are faraway

Person 1: but I see blurrier than other people

Person 2: but you can see how many fingers i have up. You see just fine

Person 1: that has nothing to do with my bad eye sight

Person 2: you're just making drama to look different

Person 1: why would I be making drama of something like this?

Person 2: because it's impossible for you to see bad. Me and your father don't se bad

Person 1: you don't need to have glasses for me to have glasses

[ndcultureis]

ND Culture is listening to "2x Speed" by Jreg and relating just a little bit too much

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[gaydine-ross]

When will The Neurotypicals stop trying to fuck around with autistic people's routines?

[mentalthisone]

As someone taking ADHD meds and having anxiety it's very funny to see the difference to my father with untreated ADHD and no anxiety

[mentalthisone]

Reasons why people I don't have "bad ADHD/ ADHD at all"

I have good grades

I can stay quiet for a whole class

I'm not always jumping, running

I'm not a "rule breaker"

I'm not getting always in fights

I can have a normal conversation

[12digitalmarketing]

When a child’s sensory system is overwhelmed, they can feel unsafe. For some children with autism, this experience is due to their heightened sensitivity to sensory stimuli. In crowded or noisy environments, they may struggle to filter out background noise, making it difficult to focus on important cues or stay alert to potential dangers. They may also have difficulty understanding the social cues of others and interpreting nonverbal language, which can lead to misunderstandings and feelings of vulnerability.

[12digitalmarketing]

In this video, Robert Bernstein and Marcia Eckerd discuss effective strategies for improving communication with your child. Learn how to create a situation where your child is more likely to open up and share their thoughts and experiences with you. Discover why so much of the conversation we have with our kids revolves around our agenda and how to shift the focus to their interests.

Find out how to create a sanctuary at home where your child feels accepted and appreciated. Explore the importance of showing genuine interest in what interests your child, whether it's collecting owl figures, makeup, video games, or skateboard tricks. Rob and Marcia also share a cognitive method that works for kids of any age, helping you connect with your child and have meaningful conversations. Watch this video to learn how to strengthen the bond with your child and create a positive and open line of communication.

[12digitalmarketing]

Love and affection are essential to a child's healthy brain development. A child's feelings about themselves, how confident they are, and how well they cope with stress, are all affected by the way their parents respond to them.

In this comprehensive guide, I discuss the detrimental effects of frustration, agendas, and anxiety on your child's perception of love. Discover how letting go of expectations and accepting your child unconditionally can foster a deeper connection and sense of security. Learn how to prioritize being fully present with your child, offering them the undivided attention they need to feel loved.

Our step-by-step approach will empower you to make positive changes in your parenting style, resulting in a happier and more connected relationship with your child. We also address common concerns and provide practical tips on how to create a loving and calm environment where your child can thrive.