Masking: The Hidden Cost of Trying to Fit In

Masking can help neurodivergent people navigate the world, but constantly hiding who you are can lead to exhaustion, burnout and identity loss.
ADHD in Children

Masking can help neurodivergent people navigate the world, but constantly hiding who you are can lead to exhaustion, burnout and identity loss.

A teacher's guide to ADHD in junior school.

This article unpacks Binge Eating Disorder (BED) and other eating disorders, how they link to ADHD.

Discussing natural options — vitamins, minerals, or lifestyle supports — that might help ease ADHD symptoms.

How is autism perceived in South Africa? It’s a condition met with side-eyes, silence, shame, and, sometimes, supernatural explanations.

Why do some kids chew for sensory regulation? Chew tools like necklaces can offer a safe, supportive alternative.

Here’s a breakdown of some of the most useful sensory and focus aids for neurodivergent children.

Being able to imagine what someone else may be thinking or feeling is called Theory of Mind. But what happens when this skill works differently?

When your child is taking medication for ADHD, there are a few simple things you can do to optimise its efficacy — and reduce unwanted side effects.

Worry is a common experience for all children, but for neurodivergent children, worry can become overwhelming and impact daily functioning.