
Explore the depths of personal growth and neurodivergence. Join Chris Wells and Emma Nicholson for writing and conversations rooted in Dąbrowski’s theory of positive disintegration.
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In episode 84, Chris and Emma returned after a break, and this episode marks a change. We dropped into the conversation without a guest, an intro, or any of the usual formalities—just the two of us talking about positive maladjustment in th...
The first piece in this series defined autopsychotherapy as Dąbrowski actually used the term: a developmental dynamism, requiring other dynamisms to operate, oriented toward inner transformation. The full dynamism is located at the borderli...
Autopsychotherapy is a dynamism in Dąbrowski’s theory of positive disintegration. The word looks self-explanatory—psychotherapy you do on yourself—and that surface meaning is partly what Dąbrowski intended. But the term carries a much more...
Every May, the conversation about mental health is amplified. Awareness campaigns fill social media. The message is always the same: reduce stigma, seek help, prioritize wellness. These are good impulses. But they rest on an assumption that...
Kazimierz Dąbrowski was a Polish psychiatrist who spent his career studying the inner lives of people in psychological crisis. In his theory of positive disintegration, self-choice is the central drama of human development: painful, iterati...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Independent scholar, writer, and podcaster working with Dąbrowski's theory of positive disintegration, neurodivergence, and relational-developmental autoethnography. AuDHD, PDAer. (they/them)
Cohost and editor of the Positive Disintegration podcast, and VP of the Dabrowski Center. Blogger and YouTuber on overexcitabilities.
Educational consultant, home educator, doctoral student studying SDE, and ND parent. Passionate about the neurodiversity paradigm, self-directed education, non-coercive relationships, and understanding the nervous system.
Neuroadivergent Accredited Mental Health Social Worker, PhD researcher, and host of the Divergent Dialogues podcast. Reimagining & Disrupting Neuronorms in Practice & Professional Development.
cosmic cheer leader, pragmagineer and strange attractor with a focus on ecosystem thinking; former cafe owner turned conversation catalyst, helping build bridges between the imaginal and operational
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