a gentler, slower way of life for the neurodivergent woman
Quality over quantity in friendships is essential for both neurodivergent and menopausal women. Here are some ideas to help you gain and maintain the connections you crave. The story. “This was good, thank you.” My friend beamed at me as she complimented the simple meal I’d fixed for her in my home. I returned the … Read more
Surviving large family events is a delicate dance for neurodivergent adults and children alike. Following are 11 sensory overwhelm tips to help make holiday gatherings easier. The story. Closing the front door of my brother-in-law’s house behind me, I was a picture of calm. But what I really wanted to do was go running down … Read more
A neurodivergent marriage doesn’t always feel like a match made in heaven. Here are six things my husband and I have done to overcome relationship challenges. The story. I wanted to die. No, I just wish I’d never been born. No, that wasn’t true, either. I wanted out of my marriage. This had been a … Read more
Living in a small home with a neurodivergent family isn’t always easy. Here are ten things that have brought peace into our valiant attempt at simple living. The story. It seemed like a good idea at the time. My husband and I wanted to live more simply, and isn’t part of simple living downsizing your … Read more
Neurodivergent women and relationships can produce a complicated brew. Here are nine strategies to make them a fulfilling part of a simple life. The story. My eyebrows rose as I listened to the voicemail. Why was Libby calling me? I hadn’t heard from her in a year or two. But out here in the middle … Read more
ADHD closet hacks work for ANYONE wishing their clothes closet wasn’t so overwhelming. Read on for 7 ADHD-friendly closet tips to make getting dressed a joy. The story. Sliding back the door to our walk-in closet, I stepped inside to find the blouse that I wanted to wear. I knew exactly where it was, and … Read more