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I write about ADHD, autism, neurodivergent burnout, late diagnosis and affirming psychotherapy. Research-based articles, accessible, without unnecessary jargon.
ARTICLES · PSYCHOTHERAPY
I write about ADHD, autism, neurodivergent burnout, late diagnosis and affirming psychotherapy. Research-based articles, accessible, without unnecessary jargon.
On 19 October 2026, after 818 days, the state handed my treatment back; two hours later, gendarmes took it again. The story of that day, my reply to DIICOT, and what the law says.
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Therapy isn't only about thoughts and feelings. We also talk about sleep, pain, digestion, your cycle, blood tests and medication. Here's why.
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The complete practical guide for patients with controlled medication travelling to Romania — and why the Victoria Law matters.
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50 years of cannabis in Europe and 14 years of personal battle. 38 events — from Netherlands 1976 to October 2026, PL-x 631/2019 and Romanian collective advocacy.
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How Asperger's ideas were distorted, what the autism spectrum owes him, and what the archives show about his role in Nazi-era Vienna.
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Asperger's original clinical vision: the children he called the salt of the earth, his little professors and curative pedagogy, read again beyond the label.
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Prevention strategies for neurodivergent burnout: structural accommodations, nervous system regulation, and building a sustainable life system.
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Clinical protocols for recovering from neurodivergent burnout: polyvagal theory, the four phases of recovery, and practical strategies.
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Sensory overload, systemic barriers and the absence of accommodations — the invisible cost of existing in a world not designed for your brain.
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The cost of masking, sensory safety and how to recognise a neuro-affirming therapist. Red flags and green flags for neurodivergent people.
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The Simon Baron-Cohen controversy explained: how his empathy and 'extreme male brain' theories harmed autistic people, and what this autism science got wrong.
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