ADHD, Autism, and Verbal Processing

Do you ever say, “I just need to talk this out to figure it out?” That’s verbal processing—and it’s more than just a habit. For people with ADHD, autism, and dyslexia, it’s a powerful, brain-based way to think, plan, and process the world.   In this video, I break down: What verbal processing is Why

Traumatic Brain Injury & Neurodiversity

Did you know some neurodiversity comes from traumatic injuries?   Transcription: You know, one of the things a lot of people don’t understand or haven’t heard, is that neurodiversity, that term, can actually include people with traumatic brain injuries and so this week I am really reminded because it is Veteran’s Day and you are

Do You Know How to Work Through Your Stuffed Feelings?

I am going to start a series of articles about neurodiversity and trauma. (That is a hint that you can do a search and find more articles on this topic by using the categories on the right.)   Why you might be asking? Because it is most common for people with ADHD, dyslexia, and autism

AuDHD

Thinking about AuDHD opens up the door to really get to yourself and your own individual brain!   Transcription: Hi there, I’m JoyGenea, international neurodiversity coach and this week what we’re talking about, articles and so forth, are about AuDHD, which is autism and ADHD merged if you haven’t heard of that before, highly recommend

Plan for SAD – Winter in Minnesota with Dyslexia or ADHD

I like living in Minnesota, winter is pretty. It also sticks around for a pretty long time making it hard to fight off depression and anxiety. If you are a different thinker, you need to know that you might be more susceptible to SAD than your typical person. I tell all my clients who live

Reasoning: As a Dyslexic Thinking Strength

What is Reasoning: As a Dyslexic Thinking Strength Reasoning is understanding patterns, evaluating possibilities, and making decisions. 84% of dyslexics are above average at reasoning One of the most skilled reasoning clients I have had the privilege of working with is an ADHD/Dyslexic software engineer. I have been able at times to watch him bounce