Posts tagged ADHD
The World Feels Like a Lot Right Now: Why We Need Each Other More Than Ever by Julie Bjelland, LMFT

The world feels overwhelming for many of us right now. For highly sensitive and neurodivergent people, there can be additional layers of exhaustion. Julie Bjelland, LMFT, explores why feeling understood and connected matters, shares meaningful reflections from her Community, and offers a gentle practice for finding comfort and belonging.

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Hyperfixation vs. Special Interests: How to Embrace Your Passions Without Guilt

Curious about the difference between hyperfixation and special interests? For autistic, ADHD, and neurodivergent individuals, these deep passions shape identity and joy—but can also bring guilt and burnout. This article explores their key differences, challenges, and strategies to embrace your passions without shame.

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Why Loneliness May Be More Common and Damaging in Sensitive and Neurodivergent People by Julie Bjelland, LMFT

Sensitive and neurodivergent individuals often face heightened loneliness due to unique communication styles, sensory sensitivities, and the challenge of finding authentic connections. This loneliness can lead to increased mental and physical health risks, making it crucial to find supportive spaces like the Sensitive Empowerment Community, where members can connect, share experiences, and foster a true sense of belonging.

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How One Simple Change Ended My Migraine Misery: The Secret to Relief

If you, like me, have struggled with migraines and felt that traditional hydration methods were insufficient, I highly recommend giving this specific electrolyte a try.

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