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- Introductions 👋🏻In General Discussion1 December 2023Name: Amelia Pronouns: she/her Continent: Europe 🌍 Hobbies: I love art, driving, and building lego!! 🎨🚘 Disabilities: I'm autistic (soon getting an assistance dog 🦮!!!), have depression, anxiety and tics :)22
- EDS royalty??? 😎🎉🦓🦓🦓In Chronic Illness Club·2 December 202322145
- Communication CardsIn Neurodivergent Corner!·2 February 2024Hey! So I've been wanting to get communication cards for a little bit, I found some really cute ones on iinsidemyhead that I'm absolutely in love with! But I don't know if I should get them. I don't have verbal shutdowns that often (well they have increased lately, or even just times when talking is difficult), I'm learning ASL (though I only know a few people who know ASL, and not all of them enough to have a full conversation), if I'm with people I feel safe with I type on my phone, I can sometimes force myself to talk, and I don't even know if people would listen to me or if I would have the guts to use them. But I really do want them, and I actually do think they would help. It can be so hard to be heard when I have to type everything out, and it takes so long (plus I just started getting acrylic nails and I really like them but it is so hard to type), and sometimes feels a bit stupid for short phrases and questions. The cards wouldn't have enough to hold a true conversation, but I could type for that and I don't always talk much anyways when I'm like that. I just think it would be easier to flip to a card for that kind of stuff. Plus I don't know if my parents would even let me get them and use them, they don't really like me using things that makes me look weird or in my understanding "too autistic". I don't know, I just feel bad getting them, spending the money, and possibly even taking them away from someone who really needs them if I don't really need them. What should I do?22141
- Introductions 👋🏻In General Discussion2 March 2024Name: Luna! Pronouns: any pronouns :) Continent: Europe / The Netherlands! 🇳🇱 Hobbies: drawing, listening to music (especially Måneskin) reading, anything horse related, researching all my hyperfixations. Disabilities: ADHD/ADD, PTSD, Misophonia and (possible) anxiety14
- Advice to telling a school councillor I think I might be autistic without a formal diagnosisIn Neurodivergent Corner!·12 April 2024I think I might be autistic (self-diagnosed), but I can't go to anyone because my family members don't think I could be neurodivergent. I was talking to my grandma about my suspicions, but my mom overheard and said "You're not neurodivergent, you're just a kid.", whatever that means. I have social anxiety on top of that and find it stressful to talk to adults/ kids I am not familiar with. I can't build up the confidence for myself that I need. Sometimes I go non-verbal when trying to talk to people and then later have a panic attack/ autistic meltdown. any advice will help, and thanks in advance.❤️🌈🖤 (also I have depression)14111
- Accommodations ideas ?In Neurodivergent Corner!·12 November 2024Hi, does anyone has an idea for accommodations related to sounds ? Because I use headphones but sometimes the sensory issues kick in and can’t stand the sound of the music combined with the sound of the he street, and the feeling on my skin anymore, and having something in my ear hurts (I’ve never tried earloop though). Thanks a lot!1441
- Narcolepsy every second im always tired when will i wake upIn General Discussion·1 December 20231486
- Tics and SeizuresIn Tourette's Discussion·15 January 2024Does anyone else have tics that resemble seizures?14117
- How can I explain to my classmates that I’m neurodivergentIn Neurodivergent Corner!4 January 2024My loop earplugs arrived today2
- Website ideasIn General Discussion1 December 2023that's a great idea!! i hadn't thought about that, thank you 🙏🏻21
- autismIn Disability FAQs1 December 2023Hey! So I am diagnosed autistic (diagnosed at 17) and here were a few reasons I persued a diagnosis: * Increased understanding of myself. This was the main one tbh. I was in therapy and it wasn't helping certain areas and I wanted to know if I even could "fix" these areas or if I needed to learn how to cope. This was with my sensory issues and communication in particular. * Access to accommodations. Although I was ready diagnosed with depression and anxiety, I have been able to access so many more accommodations at uni due to just my autism diagnosis. It also helps people immediately understand what you may need. * Understanding from those around me. It has helped so much that I can just say that I am autistic and leave an overwhelming situation. When I have done this previously, people think I am being rude by not wanting to hang out with them but in reality I'm just overwhelmed. There are a lot more reasons but here's a few. Let me know if you have any more questions no matter how big or small :)2
- POTS Chat!!In Chronic Illness Club1 December 2023Hi, I have too! Extra salt, keeping hydrated, compression clothing (particularly socks), sitting down as often as I can, calf pumps (basically lifting your heels off the floor gently a few times in a row to engage your calves) <321
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