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New Article! New UK Government Education Hub Now Overtly Discriminates Against Neurodivergent Children
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Emergent Divergence · New UK Government Education Hub Now Overtly Discriminates Against Neurodivergent Children - Emergent DivergenceOn March 12th, 2025 the Department for Education launched it's new Education Hub. It is immediately clear from the accompanying social media posts that this new endeavour seeks to enact overt oppressive normativity on neurodivergent children. This should come as no surprise from a labour government that has, between attacks on the Trans community, and
Fellow #adhd singles, do you tell your dates about ADHD? If yes? At what point? What are your experiences?
#Adhd so yeah been struggling with executive function. Need to pack up my room to move. Told myself I was going to get it done today, finally started moving went through some stuff, but then I couldn’t remember where I had hid the keys to the safe. cause they don’t have their spot anymore. Totally derailed me. Couldn’t pack cause the safe has all my “documents” and what if I accidentally packed the keys? ARGH. So no more packing today. Have so many rooms to do. ARGH but I found them!
Am I the only auDHD person who has very bizarre and nonsensical dreams unlike what others describe their dreams?
Scientists led by a team from the University of Copenhagen in Denmark have found a "strong link" between Western-style diets and neurodevelopmental conditions, including autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). The researchers' analysis also "identifies specific nutrients and foods that could serve as the foundation for improved dietary guidelines and preventative strategies," says food scientist David Horner. Read more at @ScienceAlert:
ScienceAlert · Maternal Diet in Pregnancy Linked to Child's Risk of Future DisordersScientists led by a team from the University of Copenhagen in Denmark have found a "strong link" between Western-style diets and neurodevelopmental conditions, including autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
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So now I’m in an airbrushing rabbit hole: do I work with the gas bottles? Do I buy a cheap compressor from AliExpress? But I already have a battery-powered handheld compressor. Do I get a small tank I can fill with it? Does that even exist? I’ll need adapters. Do I continue with the diluted acrylic lacquer or do I try Amsterdam acrylic inks?
I hate my brain sometimes. Is that typical of ADHD oe something?
#DIY #Airbrush #Painting #ADHD
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I just realised that my balance and posture problems cease to exist when I take my ADHD meds 
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WHY DID NOBODY TELL ME THIS?
'I am' and 'have' changes how we relate (and what makes grammatical sense) to our autism/neurodivergent/ADHD like:
I am autistic
I have autism
I'm ADHD
I have ADHD
I am neurodivergent
I have neurodivergent
Or
I'm AuDHD
I have AuDHD
Which ones do you use the most to describe yourself?
I use:
I'm autistic
I'm ADHD
I'm neurodivergent
AuDHD is harder to explain what it means so I just say "I'm autistic and ADHD"
This is just a curious question to see what others use. 
Autistic people are dying early; medical perceptions of pain are contributing I recently posted about Autistic people and the ex https://emergentdivergence.com/2023/06/17/autistic-people-are-dying-early-medical-perceptions-of-pain-are-contributing #ActuallyAutistic #autism #ADHD #neurodiversity #neurodivergent
Emergent Divergence · Autistic people are dying early; medical perceptions of pain are contributing - Emergent DivergenceI recently posted about Autistic people and the expression of pain. One thing that has become clear to me is that not only do we not have the same relationship with pain as non-Autistic people, people in the wider environment constantly invalidate that relationship because they don't want to believe our lived experiences. There are
Neurodivergent people have always been there (we just weren't 'looking' before)
https://theneuroscienceofeverydaylife.substack.com/p/neurodivergent-people-have-always
The idea that the neurodiversity is a 'recent development' and hasn't been shaping all of human society forever is as wrong as it is unhelpful
My latest post explains
The Neuroscience of Everyday Life · Neurodivergent people have always been there (we just weren't 'looking' before)
I just released my gamified dinner planning tool. Check it out if you like #osr #ttrpg and struggle with structure or just want a more fun way to decide what to eat. #adhd #printandplay #food
https://mmsww.itch.io/summoned-to-feast-at-the-tables-of-turmoil
itch.ioSummoned to Feast at the Tables of Turmoil by Malmö Mystic Society / Weird WednesdayA tool designed to help you plan dinners for the week for people that struggle
This is the event for anyone with an interest in Autistic wellbeing.
#AutisticWellbeing #ActuallyAutistic #autism #Autistic #ADHD #AuDHD #neurodiversity #neurodivergent #MentalHealth @mentalhealth@newsmast.community @mentalhealth@a.gup.pe @neurodiversity @actuallyautistic @autisticadvocacy
You know what I am talking about. You have your thing in your mind right now. It bothers you since days / weeks / months. Life will be better if it's done, you are sure about it.
But even now you will not do that thing.
That's not #procrastination. Thats #adhd.
Neurodivergent people have always been there (we just weren't 'looking' before)
https://theneuroscienceofeverydaylife.substack.com/p/neurodivergent-people-have-always
The idea that the neurodiversity is a 'recent development' and hasn't been shaping all of human society forever is as wrong as it is unhelpful
My latest post explains
The Neuroscience of Everyday Life · Neurodivergent people have always been there (we just weren't 'looking' before)