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A blog through the lens of @anotheradhdot. Unlocking insights for therapists, empowering parents, and elevating neurodivergent voices.

My Sensory Life Blog

Back to School for Neurodivergent Kids: What Actually Helps + Legal Basics for Every Parent

Back to School for Neurodivergent Kids: What Actually Helps + Legal Basics for Every Parent

Back-to-school checklists cover school supplies. This one covers what actually matters: rebuilding your kid's tolerance for the school day, knowing your rights, and where to get real support if you need it. Offering individualized parent support for navigating special education in Arizona (including ESA) & Ohio at Sensory Life Assessment & Wellness.

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What Are the Benefits of a Sensory Processing Evaluation for Adults With ADHD?

What Are the Benefits of a Sensory Processing Evaluation for Adults With ADHD?

If you have ADHD and the world sometimes feels like too much, there's a real reason for that. New research is finally catching up to what a lot of us already knew, and a sensory evaluation can help you understand it.

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Celebrating Pride Month & the Neurodivergent Community: Embracing Intersectionality

Celebrating Pride Month & the Neurodivergent Community: Embracing Intersectionality

In honor of Pride Month, albeit on the very last day, this post explores the powerful intersection between neurodivergent and LGBTQIA+ identities. Using occupational therapy frameworks and research-backed mental health insights, learn how affirming care and inclusive spaces can support well-being, connection, and belonging.

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Understanding and Embracing Your Neurodivergence

Understanding and Embracing Your Neurodivergence

Being neurodivergent might sometimes make you feel like you're standing out or struggling in environments designed for neurotypical brains. But guess what? Standing out isn’t a bad thing. Some of the most innovative minds are neurodivergent—people like Steve Jobs and Simone Biles thrive by embracing how their brains work. Check out this post to learn more about how you can, too.

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