Positive Disintegration
Chris Wells, Emma NicholsonExplore 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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Latest Issues
Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.
Where I've Been
I owe you an explanation. It’s been over two months since I’ve written here, and the silence wasn’t planned.
Flourishing with AuDHD and PDA
In episode 82, Chris and Emma talk with Mattia Maurée about the intersection of ADHD, autism, and PDA—the Pervasive Drive for Autonomy. Mattia is an AuDHD coach and host of the ADHD Flourishing podcast. We discuss what it actually means to ...
Reflections at Year Four
In episode 81, Chris and Emma mark four years of the podcast with a candid look at what’s changed—in themselves, their work, and their relationship to the theory.
Learning to Listen
This is the third post in my series “Mapping the Emotional Landscape,” exploring how emotional overexcitability developed across five distinct phases of my life. In Phase 1, emotional intensity felt too dangerous to feel fully: seventeen ye...
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Writer and podcaster exploring neurodivergent growth, authenticity, and personal transformation. (they/them)
Cohost and editor of the Positive Disintegration podcast, and VP of the Dabrowski Center. Blogger and YouTuber on overexcitabilities.
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