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Psychology Insights and Perspectives


Tuning In: A Parent’s Guide to Anxiety and Neurodiversity
If your neurodivergent child or teen is struggling with anxiety, you’ve probably tried a lot of things. Maybe you’ve looked into traditional therapy, bought the planners, or tried to encourage them to face their fears. But when a young person has a brain wired for ADHD or autism, standard anxiety advice often backfires. It can easily end up feeling less like support and more like an attempt to fix who they are. A neuro-affirmative approach turns this old model completely upsi
Jo-Ann Valentine
Sep 14 min read
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