Your leading resource for all things neurodivergent
I created my blog to help neurodivergent people build happy lives for them. To make this happen, we’re concentrating on what I call the three pillars of this blog:
Although I’m not a healthcare professional, the lack of understanding for my neurodivergence led to my being an experienced patient. 25 years of treatment-resistant depression, eating disorders, one unfortunate bariatric surgery, and PTSD are just some of the experiences that I have had. And yet, I managed to understand how my being a highly sensitive person (HSP) translates into my everyday life. So, I’m aware first-hand how to adapt my lifestyle to be healthy and enjoy life.
You can’t take care of yourself properly without financial independence. Unfortunately, how the world operates still doesn’t fully acknowledge neurodivergent needs. However, I learned that there are ways and tools that allow me to work in a way that aligns with my neurodivergent brain’s needs. With all the resources concentrating on work, I’m presenting the full scope of possibilities, from regular jobs to different kinds of entrepreneurship.
Getting a proper education is the key to a variety of job opportunities. It’s even more critical if the lack of acknowledgment of neurodivergent needs leads to limited access to education. I’m trying to perceive it in a broader meaning, so we’re discussing various types and modes here. The goal is to present different options to pick and try out what works for you.
Learn more about Karolina’s story as a neurodivergent person.
