Neuroqueer Therapy
Neuroqueer TherapistEssays on neurodivergence, slower living and challenging the norm.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 68 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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From, Interview With the Vampire, and the Horror of Trauma
A therapist's reflections on media
Welcome to my monthly media notes. Every month I discuss what I’ve been watching, reading and thinking about. These are not reviews. Instead, I focus on the patterns I observe, what moves or annoys me and...
Making Sense of Life After a Diagnosis (Part 1)
Getting a diagnosis can be both useful and unsettling at the same time. It can be a relief, yet it can also completely change the way one sees their past. In the first part of this essay, the first steps of realisation will be explored. The...
Monthly Reflections: The Hidden Mechanics of Overwhelm
What changes when capacity drops, but life still has to continue
This is part of a monthly reflection series where I try to help you explore a specific theme through journalling and writing prompts. The aim isn’t to get anywhere in particu...
What Do We Erase to Become “Low Maintenance”?
How we learn to make ourselves "easy" for everyone else.
You don’t ask for much. You go along with plans, you don’t need people to check in with you all the time, and you adapt when things change. If dinner plans shift, the music is too lo...
Monthly Media Notes: It’s Fun Again (Kind Of)
On The Mandalorian and Grogu, Deadloch, Widow's Bay and Heated Rivalry.
Welcome to my monthly media notes. Every month I discuss what I’ve been watching, reading and thinking about. These are not reviews. Instead, I focus on the patterns I...
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Slow essays on neurodivergence, trauma, chronic illness, identity, and alternative ways of being. Written by Gaëlle (she/they), a psychotherapist and queer neurodivergent spoonie.
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