Tag: Neurodiversity

7 Celebrities With Parkinson’s Disease

From actors to athletes to astronauts, we look at 7 celebrities that have publicly...

Mental Health & Relationships: the Stress of Dating Narcissists

Darlene Lancer discusses the mental health strains that can be caused by relationships with...

Could a Modified Alzheimer’s Drug Treat Symptoms of Autism?

A fusion of two drugs, going by the name “NitroSynapsin”, is proving quite effective...
Autism Apraxia and the Oboe

Autism, Apraxia, and the Oboe: Speech Challenges on the Spectrum

Dr. Brian Udell discusses apraxia in children with autism, and the ways to best...

DC Comics to Highlight PTSD in Superheroes

At the recent “DC in DC” event, writer Tom King stated in a panel...

Navigating a TBI: Tips For Life After a Traumatic Brain Injury

Geo Gosling recounts how he suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI), and share suggestions...

7 Signs of Alzheimer’s to Watch Out For

Are you worried your problems with memory may be more serious? We take a...
Coping Through Art on the Autism Spectrum

Coping Through Art on the Autism Spectrum

Kimberly Gerry Tucker discusses growing up on the autism spectrum, and how creative outlets...
Broken Chains, Ended Pains: The Importance of Neuroplasticity and An Open Mind

Broken Chains, Ended Pains: The Importance of Neuroplasticity and An Open Mind

Deborahmichelle Sanders, J.D. recounts how neuroplasticity allowed her brain to recover from a health...
Dating Challenges on the Autism Spectrum

Dating Challenges on the Autism Spectrum

Aaron Bouma discusses his dating experiences, and how his diagnosis with autism can create...
How One Woman Can Sniff Out Parkinson's

How One Woman Can Sniff Out Parkinson’s

Joy Milne's strange ability to smell Parkinson's has led scientists to discover a possible...

Rudolph: a Shining Example of Neurodiversity

Shawn Smith M.Ed., CCC looks at how the story of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer...
Kicker with Asperger’s Syndrome Overcame Condition and Excelled

How One Football Kicker with Asperger’s Excelled

For Rogers High School Senior Rhett Powers, who has Asperger's syndrome, place kicking came...
Working the C.O.R.E of Neurodiversity

Neurodiversity and Fitness: Working the C.O.R.E of Different Brains

Steven Dinnen profiles C.O.R.E., a rehabilitation studio specializing in Spinal Cord Injury, Traumatic Brain...
Fashionista Uses Social Media to Open Up About Mental Illness

Fashionista Uses Social Media to Open Up About Bipolar

Fashion blogger and founder of Ban.do Jen Gotch, made an honest announcement to her...
PLASTIC: The Brain, Cerebral Palsy, and Neuroplasticity

PLASTIC: The Brain, Cerebral Palsy, and Neuroplasticity

Laura Shapiro Kramer discusses how her experience raising a son with cerebral palsy led...
Will Video Games Be Prescribed For ADHD?

Will Video Games Be Prescribed For ADHD?

Boston-based company plans to file for FDA approval next year for a videogame that...
employment, autism, asd, jackie marquette, cie, Connective Interdependent Employment, neurodiversity

Changing the Employment Landscape for Individuals on the Autism Spectrum

Jackie M. Marquette Ph.D. details the Connective Interdependent Employment model, and explains how it...
Nickelodeon Dubs Soccer Player with Down Syndrome ‘Legend’

Nickelodeon Dubs Soccer Player with Down Syndrome ‘Legend’

The 2017 Nickelodeon Kids Choice Sports Awards presented Marc Reichler-Stillhard with the ‘Honorary Local...
Challenges of Home Treatment for Autism

The Challenges of Home Treatment for Autism

Dr. Brian Udell covers some of the possible problems that can be run into...
Light Therapy May Help Some With Bipolar Disorder

Light Therapy May Help Some With Bipolar Disorder

New research suggests that those stricken with the hardships of Bipolar Disorder, including depression...
Achieving Goals with ADHD, with Lynn Miner-Rosen | EDB 105

Achieving Goals with ADHD, with Lynn Miner-Rosen | EDB 105

(25 mins) Dr. Hackie Reitman speaks with Lynn Miner-Rosen, M.Ed., BCC, CDCS. Lynn...
I’ve Been Diagnosed with Epilepsy – Now What?

I’ve Been Diagnosed with Epilepsy – Now What?

Tom McGranahan Jr. discusses the experience of his diagnosis for epilepsy in the 1960s,...
New ADHD Device Can Detect Distraction

New ADHD Gaming Device Can Detect Distraction

Neuroplus is a startup that has created a brain-training device aiming to help those...
Lili Reinhart from the hit show “Riverdale” opens up about Anxiety

Riverdale’s Lili Reinhart Opens Up About Anxiety

Lili Reinhart, of the CW's hit show Riverdale, recently spoke about the role anxiety...

Parenting with Power: Finding Resources for Raising the Neurodiverse

Marcy Willard, Ph.D., NCSP discusses the importance of free information being available to the...
Have Scientists Found the Cause of Dyslexia?

Have Scientists Found the Cause of Dyslexia?

New research by a pair of scientists from the University of Rennes in France...

From Silence to Soap: An Entrepreneur with Asperger’s Shares His Journey

Entrepreneur Spencer Kelly, a 16 year old with Asperger's syndrome, discusses how he developed...
When Parents Disagree About Autism Intervention

When Parents Disagree About Autism Intervention

Dr. Brian Udell discusses how parents can overcome disagreements when exploring options for their...
Team Raises Epilepsy Awareness in South Africa

Team Raises Epilepsy Awareness in South Africa

In Johannesburg, South Africa, a non-profit organization name EASA dedicates its time to inform...
Managing Denial After a Traumatic Brain Injury

Managing Denial After a Traumatic Brain Injury

David A. Grant discusses his recent struggles with denial in advance of the 7th...
New $12 Million Fitness Center Designed For Kids With Autism Breaks Ground

New $12 Million Fitness Center Designed For Kids With Autism Breaks Ground

The fitness center, which will be located in Chicago, is the brainchild of Easterseals,...
MULTI SENSORY MEETS MULTI MEDIA

When Multisensory Meets Multimedia: Embracing Tools for the Neurodiverse

Susan Kahn, developer of Sue's Startegies, discusses the importance of utilizing multimedia content in...
DB Cheerleader with Tourette Syndrome makes difference

14-Year-Old Cheerleader With Tourette Syndrome Raises Awareness

Jane Hamilton, a high school cheerleader in Minnesota with a mild form of Tourette’s,...

Embracing Autism, Neurodiversity, and Societal Collaboration

In this blog piece, Mari Nosal reflects on the value of neurodiverse teamwork, and...
Study Explores Neural Basis of Yawning to Help Autism, Epilepsy and Tourette Syndrome

Study Explores Neural Basis of Yawning to Help People with Tourette’s Syndrome

“If we can understand how alterations in cortical excitability give rise to neural disorders...
The Dyslexic Mind, Our Crazy Spelling System, and an Innovative New Tool to Make Reading Easier

Working to Make Reading Easier for the Dyslexic Mind

Sarah Blodgett discusses how her son's struggle with dyslexia led her to create a...