(When Loving Your Work Isn’t the Problem) For many autistic and ADHD adults, loving the work itself isn’t optional—it’s essential. Interest fuels focus, meaning supports regulation, and purpose helps sustain effort over time. So when...

For decades, the narrative around ADHD focused almost exclusively on hyperactive young boys. But a recent spotlight in the Toronto Star has illuminated a shifting landscape—one that is finally including...

As school progress reports approach, parents often wonder: How is my child really doing—academically, socially, and emotionally? For neurodiverse learners, progress reports can bring a mix of reassurance and new...

At Eddie’s house, the stairs are never just stairs. Eddie—our therapy dog in training—has transformed them into her playground and her workshop of persistence. She drops a ball from the...

Summer may bring shorter work weeks and longer evenings, but our resident poodle-in-training, Eddie, is still on the clock—learning, leaping, and reminding us that self-regulation never takes a vacation. Named...

Moving from mid-level to senior management is a significant career milestone, but for neurodivergent professionals, it can bring unique challenges. Executive roles often demand strategic thinking, delegation, relationship-building, and increased...