Philosophy of Neurodiversity
Lee HarbourPhilosophising about my experiential and lived neurodivergent self through a therapeutic lense
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 13 | Subscribers | Read | leeharbour.substack.com |
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Big Reading and Big Stumbling: Does anyone else read like this? Is Neurodivergent reading a thing?
My relationship with reading and books feels a bit phantasmagorical and surprising to me, up until the age of 20 I had never picked up or read a book of my own volition. I went to a shit school and none of my friends read, my mum reads but ...
Emotions as Energy Pt2. Background and Context: Layers of feelings and language building
The idea behind interpreting our emotions as energy is about turning away from the sole reliance on external frameworks of traditional emotional language to investigate our unique experience in the world. I offered the idea in the previous ...
Neurodivergent Trauma, and opening to Emotions as Energy
Within the continuing emergence of emotional literacy, trauma informed practice and neurodiversity awareness I feel the role of emotions is really important and either missing from the equation or hugely over complicated.
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I am a neurodivergent therapist working with neurodivergent burnout and supporting ADHD and Autistic people. I'm working on a philosophy of neurodivergence, bourne out of my own journey with autistic burnout.
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