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Anxiety and neurodiversity often go hand in hand. It's not surprising to feel like you don't belong or that something is wrong after a lifetime of doubt. It’s not ‘cause you don’t see that we don’t have it—that goes for both anxiety and neurodiversity. #Neurodiversity#Anxiety
Reading and writing can be challenging for some of us, and it made me nervous when asked to do so. But I feel more confident in these abilities thanks to Siri and Grammarly. Giving me more agency and flexibility. #Dyslexia#DisabilityAwareness#AssistiveTechnology#Agency
The expectation that hard work can't be enjoyable is BS. We can find meaningful work that pays well and makes us happy. #DisabityWorker#Enjoyable#Meaningful
Experience is everything, and the experiencer is always right in their experience. As dyslexics, we have a lifetime of it to draw from. Speak up about your experience as a dyslexic adult. #Dyslexia#Neurodiversity#Experience
@ADHDdesigner Accept the feeling, not its reasoning. It’s normal to want to do good — we care about many things we do! But we can use our reasoning skill to discern what we’ve accomplished, and plan how will start again, tomorrow or later in the day.
Stop. Breathe. Reflect.
Living with dyslexia and ADHD is a rollercoaster of creative enthusiasm and mysterious bursts of energy. Here's to embracing all the quirks (and quacks 🦆) that make us who we are! #Neurodiversity#EmbraceTheQuirksAndQuacks#Dyslexia#ADHD
Moving to a new city can be overwhelming, especially for those with Dyslexia and ADHD. So how am I gonna make it out to a new city? By breaking down my goals into daily actionable items to stay on track. Small steps lead to big achievements! #MontrealHereICome#Neurodiversity
@annaecook @stubbornella Dr Walker does an amazing job distilling research in Why We Sleep! If you are into studying chronotypes I would recommend “The Power of When,” written by a clinical psychologist rather than neuroscientist. Great as an accessibility design framework IMO
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Dyslexia differs in adulthood as we learn to compensate for our challenges. Still, we end up understanding things vastly different than others. To me, that is a fundamental core aspect of our creative thinking! #Dyslexia#Neurodiversity#SelfDiscovery#Creativity
Dyslexia affects all parts of our lives, not just reading and writing. It's hard enough to be an adult and that much harder when you're neurodivergent. BE KIND TO YOURSELF, today AND tomorrow! #Dyslexia#Neurodiversity#MentalHealthAwareness
@HealingMindsTW It’s only masking if we choose to keep the mask on 🎭. Let’s show one another that it is possible to live without the fear of truly being ourselves. That applies to in school, at work, and everywhere!
Mornings are a great reminder of how lucky we are to be here. I mean, for many, the morning never came... So, pause the scrolling here and take a deep breath — count your blessings & take account of gratitude for what you have!
Did you know that dyslexia is only a reading disorder for eye reading, NOT for ear reading? We can listen to text read at 2x speed & up. So tell me again, non-dyslexic Twitter, how fast do you read with your eyes? #Dyslexia#Neurodiversity#AudioReading
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@AutisticCallum_ IDK. I never go to a store without a list (which I call a map). Yes, I've been up and down the aisle, which is why I never leave without my trust map 🛒🗺📝