Neurodiversity, Psychiatry & Stigma

Hear Juergen Hahn, Ph.D., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and ARI Scientific Advisory Board member, discuss how using machine learning can lead to biomarker...

Let's have a chat about the effect masculine stereotypes and ideas about "gendered" autism have had on autistic people.#actuallyautistic #autismo #neurodive...

When silence comes from being tired of not being understood.

Discover how the pressure to conform to neuro-normativity can impact self-worth and identity for those who are neurodivergent.

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Have you ever been told you’re “weird” for the way you think, act, or do things?What if some of those habits aren’t flaws at all — but signs of high intellig...

Your ADHD brain runs on a different clock. Learn how circadian rhythm affects focus, sleep, and why 9-to-5 schedules can feel so hard.

An exclusive interview with Dr George Sachs, co-founder of Inflow, science-based app created by ADHD clinicians and psychologists.

Editor's note: This episode includes discussion of suicide and self-harm. Please take care when listening and skip this one if you need to.Dr. Stephen Hinsha...

Does your brain feel like 7 highly caffeinated squirrels are barrelling around up there? Does this cause overwhelm, anxiety and procrastination? Do you feel ...

Helping autistic and AuDHD adults and parents of neurodivergent kids navigate the world of autism and ADHD After Chris was late diagnosed as being autistic in addition to having ADHD, we have been learning about how to make adjustments to our lives to better support an AuDHD brain. Before that? We moved to Taiwan to build careers in education over 15 years ago. Since then we've helped over 1,000 families, supported neurodivergent students and staff, and traveled to numerous countries. Now we're sharing what we've learned about autism, ADHD, and life as a neurodiverse couple...all with our signature humor, positivity, and unique outlook on life together. On this channel, expect a mix of wisdom, experiences, hilarious anecdotes, and useful tools. We’re sharing our lived experiences as educators, as well as the lived experience of an autistic ADHD entrepreneur, manager, and teacher. Intrigued? Dive into our content! Grateful you're here with us! #chrisanddebby #auticate

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This video describes 8 signs commonly found among autistic women and girls. That said, this "female" type can apply to anyone (men, boys, non gender conform...

Drs Strakowski and Johnson discuss a new way to understand bipolar disorder — as dysregulated reward processing rather than a primary mood disorder.

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How can you tell if a doctor is truly neurodivergent-affirming — and not just “nice”?Today I’m sharing 5 questions late-diagnosed autistic and ADHD adults ca...

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Is autism really on the rise—or are we just recognizing it more? This video breaks down what ASD is, explores real vs rumored causes, and examines how scienc...

In the sensory and communal modes of healing that people have used throughout history, there is guidance for today

Discover how objective testing transforms ADHD diagnosis and treatment, enhancing accuracy and accessibility for adults in hybrid care settings.

Amid growing investment in the field, a new paper argues it rests on shaky foundations

There's no scientific evidence that the gut microbiome causes autism, a group of scientists argue in an opinion paper published in Neuron. They point to the fact that conclusions from past research that supported this hypothesis—including observational studies, mouse models of autism, and human clinical trials—are undermined by flawed assumptions, small sample sizes, and inappropriate statistical methods.

A new opinion paper shows no convincing evidence that there is a causal link between gut bacteria and autism, citing weak research and hype that sustained an unproven theory.

Familial genetic factors, confounding may have driven previous outcomes

Blog encouraging critical debate about psychiatry