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Modern Archetypes of Neurodiversity: Perspectives from Evolution, Jung, and Cognitive Variation
What if neurodivergent minds aren’t flaws but echoes of ancient human roles the Explorer, Scientist, Artist, and Mystic that shaped innovation and survival? The Modern Archetypes of Neurodiversity invites us to see beyond labels and rediscover the timeless intelligence woven into diverse ways of thinking.

Jay Getten
Oct 2311 min read
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Understanding the Impact: The Often-Overlooked Reality of ADHD Burnout
Discover what ADHD burnout is, how it mimics anxiety and depression, and why it’s often missed in adults. Learn about unique symptoms, risks of misdiagnosis, and find a free research-based tool to support self-reflection and advocacy, created through a neurodiversity-affirming, compassionate lens.

Jay Getten
Sep 1811 min read
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Healthcare Advocacy Guide for Neurodivergent Individuals: Evidence-Based Strategies for Better Care
Your complete guide to neurodivergent healthcare advocacy, patient rights, medical accommodations, and finding autism-friendly providers.

Jay Getten
Sep 120 min read
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Beyond the Label: Rethinking Therapy for ADHD and Autism
Rethinking therapy for ADHD and autism means moving beyond one-size-fits-all models to approaches built for the mind they serve. This article explores the Five Principles for Change — from correct identification to creating psychological safety — and draws on research to show why neurodiversity-affirming care works. The result? Therapy that nurtures authenticity, reduces harm, and helps clients truly thrive.

Jay Getten
Aug 145 min read
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Brain Waves & Neurodiversity: A Quantum View
This article explores how unique brainwave patterns in ADHD, autism, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia may reflect quantum dimensions of consciousness. Blending neuroscience, quantum theory, and neurodiversity, it reveals how these neurotypes offer evolutionary insights and transformative gifts to society.

Jay Getten
Jun 297 min read
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Rethinking Neurodivergence: Navigating Hyperfocus and Procrastination Through Environmental and Task Optimization
Hyperfocus and procrastination aren’t opposites; they’re two sides of the same attentional coin in neurodivergence. Rooted in environment and task fit, they reveal how ADHD and autism optimize focus and delay strategically.

Jay Getten
Jun 175 min read
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Supporting Neurodiversity in Schools: A Guide for Parents and Teachers
Neurodiversity celebrates differences in brain functioning, viewing conditions like autism and ADHD as strengths, not deficits. By fostering inclusive education—through sensory-friendly spaces, tailored teaching, and strength-based approaches—educators empower all learners. Recognizing neurodivergent traits as assets enriches classrooms, reduces stigma, and prepares students for a diverse, innovative world.

Jay Getten
May 1618 min read
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Neurodiversity in the Intermountain West: How Frontier Environments Shaped an Evolutionary Legacy
Discover how neurodivergent traits like ADHD, sensory sensitivity, and hyperfocus once served as vital tools for survival in the rugged Intermountain West. This article reframes neurodivergence as an evolutionary legacy rooted in resilience, creativity, and ancestral wisdom, calling for a more inclusive, strengths-based approach to mental health and community care.

Jay Getten
May 59 min read
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A Comprehensive Guide to Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)
Sensory Processing Disorder affects how the brain interprets stimuli, impacting daily life. Learn more about symptoms, causes, and support.

Jay Getten
Mar 411 min read
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The Quantum Dance of the Neurodivergent Mind: Where Physics Meets Consciousness
Could neurodivergence be linked to quantum mechanics? Explore how ADHD, autism, and consciousness may connect to quantum processes.

Jay Getten
Feb 214 min read
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Examining Medical Gaslighting and Outdated Diagnostic Practices in Adult ADHD & Autism Assessment and Treatment
Medical gaslighting and outdated ADHD diagnostics leave adults misdiagnosed or ignored. It's time for change in clinical practice.

Jay Getten
Feb 1615 min read
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