What This Book Is About If you have ADHD and you have ever stood in the middle of a cluttered room feeling a wave of shame wash over you, this book is for you. Dirty Laundry by Richard Pink and Roxanne Emery, known on social media as @ADHD_Love, is one of the most honest and validating books I have read about what it actually feels like to live with ADHD. Not the clinical version. The real version. The version that includes the pile of laundry that has been on the chair for t

Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria can feel like emotional whiplash. One moment you feel steady, and the next a small comment lands with the force of a judgment on your worth.

For many adults with ADHD, emotions don’t just visit and leave politely. They move in, unpack, and start redecorating.

My colleague and mentor Don Baker has been running TRACTION groups for over thirty years, and I’m constantly amazed at how much heart and humor he brings to the work. If you’re a neurodivergent adult who’s tired of trying to “do life” solo, this might be exactly what you’ve been looking for. Connection really does create traction.

Explore AutisticPsychedelic.com, a community-led project sharing research, education, and survey opportunities about psychedelics and neurodivergence. Learn how autistic voices are shaping future studies.

Explore research on MDMA-assisted psychotherapy for social anxiety in autistic adults. Learn how early studies, including work by Dr. Alicia Danforth and Dr. Allison Feduccia, are shaping the future of neurodiversity-informed therapy.

Today’s Sirens live in our pockets and on our screens.Social media, streaming, gaming, online shopping — all designed to capture our attention and feed the brain’s dopamine system. In her book Dopamine Nation: Finding Balance in the Age of Indulgence(2021), psychiatrist Dr. Anna Lembke writes: “We are drowning in dopamine. The quantity, variety, and potency of highly reinforcing drugs and behaviors has never been greater.”

A diagnosis can bring relief and understanding, but it doesn’t define you. Learn how to integrate ADHD, autism, or anxiety diagnoses with self-compassion and balance.

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