The Art of Feeling it All offers personal insights on the importance of personal fulfilment & desire, how to heal PMDD holistically, and navigating late-discovered neurodivergence.
Whether you feel different from the crowd, suspect you’re neurodivergent, are self discovered or formally diagnosed, know that you are welcome here.
I interview people about their experiences of the relationship between art and mental health and I offer the opportunity to answer in images instead of text. While this isn't strictly for/ about neurodivergence, it often attracts neurodivergent people (and most are women).
In related interviews that were answered in words check out Meet Neurodivergent Playwright Kari Bentley-Quinn through this art and mental health interview:
I've also found that neurodiversity means we all have different needs when it comes to things like the quantity of inbox mail that we get so I try to accommodate that - for example, offering just a monthly digest instead of a steady stream of newsletters: https://createmefree.substack.com/p/want-less-email-from-create-me-free
Hi Kathryn - Welcome to the Collective! I'm happy that you joined us and posted some resources here. Thank you! If you'd like to introduce yourself on the C'mon In and Get Involved page, I'll feature one of your articles in an upcoming newsletter (I keep track of everyone from that page).
Howdy! Maggie here, I am a coach and work with ADHDers on their life and health 😊
Name: How to get your SHEET together
Article/Podcast: Stuck On Squirrels & Trash Can Shame: What ADHD Really Feels Like
Link: https://maggiejon.substack.com/p/stuck-on-squirrels-and-trash-can?utm_source=profile&utm_medium=reader2
Description: A peek inside the mind of an ADHDer.
Hi, I'm Sophie & I write The Art of Feeling it All. You can find me at @sophiewillowwrites. https://open.substack.com/pub/inseasonwithsophie?r=3khnma&utm_medium=ios
The Art of Feeling it All offers personal insights on the importance of personal fulfilment & desire, how to heal PMDD holistically, and navigating late-discovered neurodivergence.
Whether you feel different from the crowd, suspect you’re neurodivergent, are self discovered or formally diagnosed, know that you are welcome here.
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Visual Interviews
I interview people about their experiences of the relationship between art and mental health and I offer the opportunity to answer in images instead of text. While this isn't strictly for/ about neurodivergence, it often attracts neurodivergent people (and most are women).
https://createmefree.substack.com/t/interview-in-images
In related interviews that were answered in words check out Meet Neurodivergent Playwright Kari Bentley-Quinn through this art and mental health interview:
https://createmefree.substack.com/p/meet-neurodivergent-playwright-kari
There's also a guest post from Allegra Chapman- Happiness is yellow: why neurodivergence can drive creativity
https://createmefree.substack.com/p/happiness-is-yellow-why-neurodivergence
This overview of three Lisa Carver books includes her powerful piece on parenting a neurodiverse child: https://createmefree.substack.com/p/lisa-carvers-heart-wrenching-writing
I've also found that neurodiversity means we all have different needs when it comes to things like the quantity of inbox mail that we get so I try to accommodate that - for example, offering just a monthly digest instead of a steady stream of newsletters: https://createmefree.substack.com/p/want-less-email-from-create-me-free
Hi Kathryn - Welcome to the Collective! I'm happy that you joined us and posted some resources here. Thank you! If you'd like to introduce yourself on the C'mon In and Get Involved page, I'll feature one of your articles in an upcoming newsletter (I keep track of everyone from that page).
Yes! This is a much needed area in Women's Health. I am passing this along to another writer in this category.
Oh Shelby, what a lovely, thoughtful and generous write up! I really appreciate you 🥰