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The Hidden Face of ADHD in Women: What I Learned Through Diagnosis, Research, and Real Support
A powerful look at ADHD in women — late diagnosis, masking, trauma bonds, and Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria. A personal story blended with science and lived truth.
Understanding Types of Neurodiversity Exploring the natural variation in how human brains process information, communicate, and experience the world
Types of Neurodiversity | NAAVoices.com NAAVoices.com Understanding Types of Neurodiversity Exploring the natural variation in how human brains process information, communicate, and experience the world Survivor-led | Neuro-affirming | Evidence-informed What is Neurodiversity? Neurodiversity is the understanding that human brains and minds naturally differ from one another. Just as biodiversity describes the variety of life
NAAVoices.com I Need Support With… Neurodiversity A plain-English guide for England & Wales
A plain‑English guide to understanding and supporting neurodivergent individuals in England and Wales, offering clear explanations, practical strategies and accessible pathways for families, carers and professionals.
Voices: Real Stories, Real Strategies
Voices: Living Neurodiverse – Real Stories, Real Strategies The Impact of Late or Missed Diagnosis 🎵 A Personal Story: 🌟 A Moment That Stayed With Me Three years ago, I met Craig while he was performing at an event for Learning Disability Awareness in Oswestry. When I mentioned that the children with me, all diagnosed
From Survival to Voice: The Journey Behind NAAvoices
If you met me at work, you’d see a primary care nurse getting on with the job. You’d see the clinic lists, the assessments, the routine pressures of general practice. You might notice that I take safeguarding seriously, that I ask different questions, that I pay attention when something “doesn’t quite fit”. What you probably
ADHD, RSD and Coercive Control: A Survivor’s Guide to Understanding and Awareness
In July 2023 I was diagnosed with Combined Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. For the first time in my life, everything made sense. I had never realised that the constant internal restlessness I lived with was hyperactivity. I did not know it could present this way, but it is common in women and girls. I had
