All Guidance Articles
Post-Depression Agoraphobia
Discover how the shadows of depression can lead to agoraphobia and explore pathways to reclaiming your life and navigating the world again.
Forgetting to Eat: Managing Appetite Suppression
Taking stimulant medications can help you stay focused, but sometimes, the very tools that aid your focus can inadvertently cause you to neglect nourishing yourself properly.
So You’ve Finally Been Diagnosed with ADHD!
“So you’ve finally been diagnosed with ADHD! Congratulations!” I wasn’t offended, but I was a bit taken aback—I didn’t expect to be congratulated on my diagnosis.”
ADHD in Women
ADHD in women often resembles a hidden garden - lush, complex, and frequently overlooked.
What are Learning Differences?
Imagine a world where everyone’s mind was a garden, each with its own unique blend of flora and fauna. There are no flaws, simply variations.
It's Lazy to Call Someone Lazy
Labeling oneself or others as "lazy" is easy when things don't get done. Still, this perspective can be both inaccurate and ultimately harmful if left unchallenged...
Academic Self-Advocacy
Traditional classrooms are not set up for neurodivergent students. If you find self-advocacy challenging in academic settings, these tips can help you find your voice.
Depression Self-Care
Uncover hidden obstacles and explore strategies to help you care for your mental garden even during the toughest times.
Is Adderall Right For Me?
Release stigma and debunk misconceptions to explore whether Adderall could be helpful and a good choice for managing your ADHD.
Life After Depression
Emerging from depression can feel like stepping into a neglected garden after a long, harsh winter. Here are our tips for cultivating a vibrant life post-depression.
Embracing Boredom
Discover the hidden power of boredom! This field guide explores how embracing stillness can spark creativity and self-discovery for neurodivergent individuals.
ADHD Nutrition: Nourishing The Brain And Body
The nourishing ingredients you choose can illuminate your path to lessened ADHD symptoms and better overall well-being.