Embracing Neurodiversity: Shifting Labels and Focusing on Strengths

One of the most empowering aspects of being neurodiverse is the ability to choose how we are labeled and how we want others to engage with and talk about our neurodiversity. Do we want to focus on specific traits like dyslexia, ADHD, or autism, or embrace a broader term such as neurodiversity? This choice allows

Fathers and Neurodiversity

Let’s talk more about the role fathers play in different thinker families.   Transcription: Hi! Neurodiversity, how in so many ways that plays out for the fathers out in the world. I read a great article this week that really focused on fathers’ mental health in raising neurodiverse individuals. It was a lovely article written

Nonverbal Learning Disorder

Take a minute to learn about Nonverbal Learning Disorder (NLD) with me.     Transcription: Hey so, have you been hearing more about NLD, in the neurodiverse community, and that is Nonverbal Learning Disorder. It has come into the conversation because the person running on the democratic ticket in the vice presidency, Tim Walz, his

Motivation for Different Thinkers: DTMM Videos

This week’s article is brought to you by an audience member who recently asked why her young adult son hated her nagging, she just needed her son to get his crap together and move out of her house, she was just trying to motivate him. Her son was sitting next to her and I watched

Support Groups

I want to take a moment to thank our loved ones for all of their support and encourage connecting with local neurodiversity support groups. Transcription: Hi, JoyGenea here, international neurodiversity coach. Today I just want to reach out and thank, hug and squeeze if I could, our amazing family members and the people that support

Different Thinker Motivational Moment: Writing and doing it differently

There are so many ways to express yourself. If handwriting doesn’t work for you, explore other possibilities.   Transcription: Hey, JoyGenea here. Today’s different thinker motivational moment is about, well, those moments where holidays or events require handwriting. I just wanted to reach out to those different thinkers who do not have incredible handwriting and