Journey into Neurodiversity
Finding Balance, Clarity, and Connection
HELPING YOU ON YOUR NEURODIVERSE JOURNEY
Learn how to unmask, unpack, and untangle life . Creative tools, honest stories, and support to help you feel less alone and more you.
Hi, I’m Amber—a late-diagnosed neurodivergent human with a creative brain, a sarcastic streak, and a deep love for all things weird and wonderful.
After years of wondering why I felt out of sync, I finally found the missing piece: my brain just works differently (and at times it's kinda magical)
Now I’m creating a community for misunderstood minds like mine—where we can laugh at the chaos, explore what makes us tick, and feel a little less alone. If you’ve ever felt like too much, not enough, or just… different, you’re in the right place. And I am so glad you are here
Latest On The Blog
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Neurodivergent Relationships: How to Build Supportive Connections Without Burnout
If you’re neurodivergent, relationships can feel confusing, exhausting, or painful in ways that are hard to explain. You can care deeply about other people and still feel worn down. In neurodivergent relationships, it’s common to swing between closeness and confusion, one day you feel understood, the next you’re tense, tired, or bracing for the next…
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Neurodivergent and Overwhelmed with Life? Reclaim Your Productivity
Life is A Lot sometimes, right? Like too much at times! If you’re neurodivergent, the word “overwhelmed” probably doesn’t even cover it. It isn’t just a bad day that people sometimes have. You’re up against challenges most people can’t see, wrestling with sensory overload, racing thoughts, and pressures to blend in. Along with the constant…
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Toxic Relationships: The Painful Truth Neurodivergent Adults Rarely Talk About
Have you ever wondered why so many neurodivergent adults find themselves stuck in toxic relationships—romantic, platonic, or even professional? After I finally ended things in my relationship I started questioning if anyone else had the same experience. It turns out it It’s not just bad luck, but is actually common. There are deep, often overlooked…
