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The changelog has a feed
A feed of this page now exists, so a reader can bring the changes to you rather than you coming back to look. It carries each entry in full, not a teaser and a link — what is on the page is what…
A hall of the Library
New Here? Start Here
Plain-language explainers on the big ideas, from what neurodivergent means to burnout, spoons and neuroqueer, for anyone just finding their way in.
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the site went live
monotropicmap.org exists. The Map of Monotropic Experiences has its own home, built on Helen Edgar's go-ahead with joint Stimpunks and Autistic Realms attribution settled first. What is here Both…
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Under the Word
Field Guide No. 22 — Field Guides eighteen borrowed and invented words for Autistic joy, and what is actually holding each one up
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What has arrived, and when
Every page in the cabinet, newest first, with the day it arrived and how often it has been corrected since. The register says why something changed; this page says what is here. Subscribe by feed, or…
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The Five Unmistakable Marks
Lewis Carroll's Snark, a creature named before anybody saw it; Deleuze's empty square; and Kassiane Asasumasu, who coined neurodivergent and had to say so out loud.
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What is settled, and what is open
The decision log for Queering Earth: what is settled, what is still open, and the reasoning for each — including the designs that were refused, and why.
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What Does Autism Feel Like?
I am Autistic. I know this, not only because I was diagnosed after extensive assessment, but also because of my feeling of belonging within the Autistic cultural ecosystem. I am, however, plagued by…
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What Does Autism Feel Like?
I am Autistic. I know this, not only because I was diagnosed after extensive assessment, but also because of my feeling of belonging within the Autistic cultural ecosystem. I am, however, plagued by…
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What Is Autism? The Myths, And What Actually Explains Us
What is autism? Not a list of deficits. In this video I explain what autism actually is, why the best-known theories about Autistic people are wrong, and which ideas genuinely explain Autistic life.…
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Three More Essential Resources I Regularly Share with Clients
A few of you told me how helpful ‘Three Essential Resources I Regularly Share with Clients: Practical support for Autistic and ADHD adults’ was, so here are a few more. Whether you’re Autistic/ADHD…
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Three Essential Resources I Regularly Share with Clients
If I were to include every resource I signpost to in my work as a counsellor it would be a very extensive list. Nothing works for everyone, even if the topic covered feels highly relevant. But the…
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Neurodivergence & Humanity
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit news.neurohubcommunity.org This episode delves into the nature of Neurodivergent humanity. It explores our vulnerabilities, our…
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Plain Language:
A plain-language guide to monotropism, wonder and awe — what happens when Autistic and ADHD attention is given space to notice, and stay
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Let's talk about labels
“Neurotypical” isn’t the problem. Neither is “neurodivergent.” Both words describe your brain. Neuro-privilege describes the deal you get. Those aren’t the same thing. They aren’t even on the same…
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Stimming, Glimmers & Solidarity: Celebrating Autistic Pride Together
What is Autistic Pride Day? Explore its history, stimming, and glimmers with NeuroHub Connect, Stimpunks & Autistic Realms.
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Three Practical Resources for Embracing Your Glimmers
Glimmers can be thought of as the opposite of triggers. Instead of heralding unpleasant thoughts, feelings, and traumatic memories, they bring joy. Deb Dana first used the term to describe…
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Building Neurodivergent-Affirming Cultures of Regulation: Reflections from a Cavendish Space Workshop
What does regulation really mean for neurodivergent people? Helen Edgar reflects on Cavendish Space, co-regulation, and building cultures where our nervous systems can thrive.
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The Mycelial Mind S1E1
What is community? Is it a tangible thing that we can reach out and hold, or is it a fundamentally philosophical endeavour that requires thought and exploration. This first episode of The Mycelial…
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“I cannot live without my soul”: An Autistic Exploration of Wuthering Heights
What does Wuthering Heights look like through a neurodivergent lens? An Autistic personal reflection on monotropism, intensity, and love.
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Living in Layers: World Quantum Day, Autistic Physics, and the CASY Community
What does quantum physics have to do with Autistic experience? More than you might think. On World Quantum Day, Helen Edgar explores superposition, holotropism, neuroholographic cognition and what it…
PODCAST
What Does Autism Feel Like?
What does autism feel like? It sounds like a simple question. It isn’t. In this episode of Autistic Identity with NeuroHub, David sits with a puzzle that has followed him for years: whether autism…
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A History Of Autism
What is the history of autism? How does history shape our identity? In this first podcast of Autistic Identity With NeuroHub, David Gray-Hammond explores the long history of autism, which has come to…
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Neurodivergence & Sobriety: A Journey
Getting sober as a neurodivergent person isn’t a straight line. It’s more like a tide chart drawn by someone who feels weather in their bones. Some days the sea is calm. Some days it throws cutlery…
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Free 2025 Advent Calendar & Neuro-Affirming Autism Resources
Free 2025 Advent Calendar & Neuro-Affirming Autism Resources