Skill Building Series, Part 3: Graphic Design & Digital Creativity Why Graphic Design Works for Autism & ADHD Graphic design is one of the most flexible and creative skill paths for working from home. For many autistic and ADHD adults, visual thinking comes naturally. Design tools like Canva and Figma combine structure with creativity—giving you […]
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Work-at-Home Skill Building for Neurodiverse Adults
Work-at-Home Success Starts with Skill Building: A Guide for Neurodiverse Adults As this blog has grown older, so have I. Over the years, my focus has shifted from healing and health toward work-at-home skills for autism and ADHD, because I realise that traditional jobs don’t always match neurodiverse strengths. This blog is still our lives, […]
GLUT1 SLC2A1 Gene Mutation
GLUT1 SLC2A1 Gene Mutation – Mimicking ASD At 15 years old we finally realized that our child had a mutation on the SLC2A1 gene which resulted in a diagnosis of GLUT1 Deficiency Syndrome (GLUT1 DS). This is another allegedly rare genetic disorder that affects the brain’s ability to get enough energy from glucose, leading to […]
Comparison Charts for Letter Disorders (ASD, NPD, BPD, OCD, ADHD)
Letter Disorders, Comparison Charts, Overlapping Symptoms. I am always confused, so I made myself some comparison charts with the help of AI. If you are also confused you may find these charts helpful. Always check with your doc, this was AI-generated with my specific questions so yours may be different but at least it is […]
Self Soothing, a teachable skill.
HOW TO HELP A CHILD BEGIN TO SELF-SOOTHE Helping a child learn to self-soothe is an important skill for their emotional development. Teach Calming Techniques: Teach the child age-appropriate techniques like taking deep breaths, counting to ten, or using a calming phrase or word. Provide Comfort Objects: A soft toy, a security blanket, or a special […]