This blog is part two of our series on executive functioning. If you want an explainer on what executive functioning is, or you’re looking for more information about how ADHD is impacted by executive functioning–check out part one here.  A quick recap: executive functioning is a collection of skills used to handle everyday tasks and […]

“Neuroqueer” is a term, originally coined by Dr. Nick Walker, a psychology professor. In 2008, Dr. Walker used the term in a graduate paper. After being involved in various community discussions, the term has caught hold in the queer and neurodivergent lexicon. So, what does it mean?  Borrowing from queer theory and disability studies, the […]

Executive functioning describes the set of skills people use to handle everyday tasks, make plans, and set goals–for example, the ease with which someone can show up for their job or an appointment at the right time, regularly dress and feed themselves, or handle challenges like a traffic jam while driving to work, might reflect […]