Explore the unique perspectives on grief and loss within the neurodiversity movement, embracing diverse emotional experiences as valid and important. by Erica Ishmael, LPC, MS-ED – Open Access Therapist In […]
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Neurodivergent Love Languages
Neurodivergent Love Languages: Embracing Unique Ways of Connection by Erica Ishmael, LPC, MS-ED—Open Access Therapist In the spirit of February’s themes of love, romance, and relationships, let’s delve into the […]
Differences not Deficits: The Double Empathy Problem
by Erica Ishmael, LPC, MS-ED—Open Access Therapist The Double Empathy Problem, put in simple terms, is that people of different experiences struggle to understand or even empathize with each other. […]
Heart and Mind Together
Heart and Mind Together: Strengthening Your Health in American Heart Month by Cora Hart, Ph.D—Chief of Behavioral Medicine February is American Heart Month. You have probably been hearing about many […]
Differences Not Deficits: Models of Disability
by Erica Ishmael, LPC—Open Access Therapist Words Matter! There is a lot of verbiage in the Neurodiversity movement. Previous newsletter articles focused on some of these terms: Identity First vs. […]
Introducing “Provider Perspectives”
Introducing “Provider Perspectives”: A New Article Series from Our Experts by Grey Garris, M.S.—Communications Director At Adapt, we’re excited to announce the launch of “Provider Perspectives,” a new article series […]