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This is the list of all resources. To see resources grouped by neurotype visit that neurotype’s page over in the section.
Please use to submit new resources — I can’t do this alone, I’m counting on you to share what has helped you as well. Any website or book or essay you’ve read that has helped your on your journey, please add it to this list so that it can help others.
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Name
Link
Notes
Neurotypes
Type
OCD Center of LA
This website has resources about dealing with “pure O” OCD, which I didn’t even know was a thing. This site changed my life.
OCD
Website
Complex PTSD: From Suriving to Thriving
This book put me on the path towards healing. Written in the early 90s, the author gets a few things wrong about neurodiversity (no, ADHD is NOT a trauma response, though avoidant behavior can be) but offers a rich and productive model for engaging with complex PTSD. Walker’s work has helped me to heal a ton of my damage.
PTSD
CPTSD
Book
Neurodiversity and Trauma
An essay I wrote that talks about the ways that neurodivergent life can be actively traumatizing for neurodivergent people. This essay specifically comes from an Autistic/ADHD experience.
CPTSD
PTSD
Autism
ADHD
Essay
On Autistic Cognition
An essay I wrote that discusses pattern matching and the way Autistic brains seem to process/consume information.
Autism
Essay
Neuroclastic
Tera runs a website that hosts content for and by Autistic people. This is a great place for authentic #ownvoices Autistic content, and Tera makes sure to foster a diverse set of voices from within the autistic community.
Autism
Blog
AutismTranslated
I created this site as a place to house some of my writing about neurodiversity, and it grew into one of the more wholesome online communities I belong to. Currently at about 14k active users, this is a great place to ask questions and clarify your thinking.
Autism
Website
Humanizing the DSM Diagnosis for Autism
This was my attempt to “translate” the DSM-IV’s definition of autism into relatable human terms. If you read the diagnosis criteria and thought “that doesn’t sound like me,” then you’re not alone. Anybody would have a hard time relating to something written as a purely behavioralist description of a purely subjective experience.
Autism
Website Post
Autistic Moods
This is a fun little exercise: scroll through this Twitter thread of Autistic moods and see how many you relate to.
Autism
Social Media Post
How to ADHD YouTube Channel
How to ADHD gives a ton of useful advice to ADHDers. The person who runs the channel has ADHD and has made a lot of really helpful/practical advice on managing the symptoms of ADHD.
ADHD
Blog
Bipolar Club
A non-pathologizing resource with content for and by bipolar people.
Bipolar
Website
Mirror Touch: Notes from a Doctor Who Feels Your Pain
It's a lovely auto-case study by an ND person seeking understanding of self and healing. He uses his medical background to inform his insights, but also draws from his childhood undiagnosed and his path to understanding his synesthesia, it's positives as well as the ways it makes him vulnerable. I wish we could all write and share such interdisciplinary case studies of our brain's with such compassion for ourselves and one another.
Misc Neurodivergent
Book
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