Neurodiverse sounds like such a complex term. But it’s- quite the opposite - it’s simply an umbrella term which covers Autism, ADHD, ADD, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Tourettes and more. We use the term ‘normal’ in different parts of our lives, relationships and families, but we are slowly coming to the realisation there is no ‘normal’ or ‘right’ way for the brain to function.

When I say people pleasing what do you think? Nice, easy going person, accommodating, or do you think pushover, take advantage of, take and not give? Many view people pleasing in a variety of ways, however I write about it today as a gentle warning for those people pleasers out there.

This blog is about an article on Dissosociative Indentity Disorder which used to be called multiple personality disorder.

This blog is about unlocking the real you. Its about issues Brene Brown discusses on her podcast such as belonging, taking in those important moments in life and showing the world the real you.

The article refers to the well-known five stages of grief denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. Acceptance is about acknowledging the reality of the loss and most importantly not just a plain and simple acceptance of the loss.

What does addiction have to do with Trauma? Quite a lot actually, there are many reasons why someone may become an addict but according to Gabor one of those reasons is simply to cover up pain.