
Hormones on the Tilt: Deep Dive for Neurodivergent Minds
How hormones tilt ADHD & autism traits across cycles, perimenopause, and life stages. Data-rich guide for clinicians and ND professionals

Hormones on the Tilt – Why ND Minds Feel the Swings More — and What Helps
Hormones don’t just shape moods — they reshape how neurodivergent minds experience the world. In this instalment of our Hidden-Patterns

Emotional Time Travel: How ND minds relive past shame and pre-live future panic — and how to come back to the here and now
Some people live mostly in the present. They feel today, act today, rest today.
For many neurodivergent minds, it’s

Sleep, Time & the Circadian Saboteur — Why Neurodivergent Brains Refuse to Keep “Office Hours”
Learn why ADHD and autistic brains struggle with sleep, time perception, and energy regulation in a world built for neurotypical

Launching Soon: Parenting Lab — Beyond Behaviour™
Parenting Lab — Beyond Behaviour™ is a tiered journey for parents, carers, and professionals who want to understand and support

“The Safe Food Loop”: Why many ADHD & Autistic people aren’t “picky” — and why they’re often mis-diagnosed with an eating disorder
“The Safe Food Loop”: Why many ADHD & Autistic people aren’t “picky” — and why they’re often mis-diagnosed with an

Part 1b -Why Do I Over-Heat? The Deep Dive for Clinicians, Nerds & the Neuro-Curious
Neurodivergent Adults can overheat. We unpack how dopamine, the hypothalamus, and certain meds bend your thermostat—and what prescribers can do

Part 1a – I’m Neurodivergent – Why Do I Overheat?
Many neurodivergent (ND) adults—those with ADHD, autism, or both—notice they feel much hotter, much sooner than everyone around them. Its

Naming the Invisible: Peeling Off the ADHD & Autism Masks
This blog series by Dr Miriam Mavia-Zając, “Hidden Patterns,” decodes more than ten of the most common yet least-named puzzles

The Neat Plausible & Wrong Podcast
Dr. Miriam Mavia-Zajac and Matthew Bellringer host the podcast “Neat, Plausible and Wrong,” examining business psychology through neurodiversity. They critique

The Misdiagnosis Loop: What Happens When You Don’t Fit the Diagnostic Template
“The Misdiagnosis Loop explains why so many non-stereotypical neurodivergent people are misread or overlooked. From culturally-atypical presentations to masking and

When Systems Live in Us: Embodiment, Internalisation, and the Invisible Weight of Misrecognition.
Internalisation, and the Invisible Weight of Misrecognition. About This Series: The New Normal by Dr Miriam This ongoing series—The New…

When the Framework Fails: Diagnostic Blind Spots and the Urgency of Inclusion.
In The New Normal series, Dr Miriam explores how diagnostic frameworks shape our understanding of neurodivergence. Part 2 critiques these

When Connection Misfires: Relational Ruptures in the Misdiagnosed and Missed.
Excerpt from “The New Normal” by Dr Miriam

You Don’t Own Neurodivergence – A Reckoning, Disruption, and Reframing.
A Reckoning, Disruption, and Reframing. From the forthcoming book, “The New Normal” by Dr. Miriam. About This Series This is
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