Online Support for ADHD, Autism & Neurodiversity
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Heartfelt, healing Conversations:
Welcome, dear Soul 🌿 I'm here to remind you that you don’t have to walk this path alone. Through gentle words and simple practices, I share peace, hope, and encouragement for every season of life. If your heart feels heavy or you just need someone to listen — reach out. In our meetings, you’ll find new strength and light again. With Love, Jeanne 💗 As someone living with AuDHD and PTSD myself, I’m here to offer compassionate support. |
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What is an ADHD-autist?
An ADHD-autist, also known as someone with AuDHD, is an individual diagnosed with both Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), experiencing overlapping traits.
Autistic adults typically have a strong preference for routines and rituals and may become very anxious if routines are disrupted. They may also have intense and focused interests, sometimes described as hyperfixations, which provide comfort and a sense of control.
Sensory sensitivities are common, with either heightened or reduced responses to sensory stimuli like sounds, textures, or lights.
Other typical behaviors include difficulty understanding sarcasm or figurative language, social anxiety, and challenges in social communication such as finding it hard to know what to say or maintain conversations.
Many autistic adults tend to process information in a detail-focused way and may exhibit perfectionism. Autistic behaviors are those that help with sensory regulation, provide comfort through routine or special interests, and reflect how social and communication differences manifest, sometimes in discrete but consistent patterns.
Adults with autism often possess unique strengths that make them truly special. Their exceptional focus and attention to detail allow them to excel in areas requiring precision and creativity, while their analytical skills can lead to innovative solutions that others might overlook. Embracing their abilities fosters a deeper understanding of the diverse ways individuals can contribute to our world, highlighting the beauty in every unique perspective.
This is why a compassionate, non-judgmental, and supportive environment is precious and helpful for people living with AuDHD. You can support that person by giving positive feedback, showing patience, and offering a safe space where they can do things at their own pace, without any pressure to conform to what others consider "normal".
Living with AuDHD and other forms of neurodiversity presents unique challenges and opportunities. You are not alone.
My support is rooted in empathy, understanding, and practical experience. In video meetings, we can explore your journey together and define strategies that support you in your daily life situations.
With warm regards, Jeanne
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Contact here
This is my website dedicated to supporting those living with ADHD on their unique journey.
An ADHD-autist, also known as someone with AuDHD, is an individual diagnosed with both Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), experiencing overlapping traits.
Autistic adults typically have a strong preference for routines and rituals and may become very anxious if routines are disrupted. They may also have intense and focused interests, sometimes described as hyperfixations, which provide comfort and a sense of control.
Sensory sensitivities are common, with either heightened or reduced responses to sensory stimuli like sounds, textures, or lights.
Other typical behaviors include difficulty understanding sarcasm or figurative language, social anxiety, and challenges in social communication such as finding it hard to know what to say or maintain conversations.
Many autistic adults tend to process information in a detail-focused way and may exhibit perfectionism. Autistic behaviors are those that help with sensory regulation, provide comfort through routine or special interests, and reflect how social and communication differences manifest, sometimes in discrete but consistent patterns.
Adults with autism often possess unique strengths that make them truly special. Their exceptional focus and attention to detail allow them to excel in areas requiring precision and creativity, while their analytical skills can lead to innovative solutions that others might overlook. Embracing their abilities fosters a deeper understanding of the diverse ways individuals can contribute to our world, highlighting the beauty in every unique perspective.
This is why a compassionate, non-judgmental, and supportive environment is precious and helpful for people living with AuDHD. You can support that person by giving positive feedback, showing patience, and offering a safe space where they can do things at their own pace, without any pressure to conform to what others consider "normal".
Living with AuDHD and other forms of neurodiversity presents unique challenges and opportunities. You are not alone.
My support is rooted in empathy, understanding, and practical experience. In video meetings, we can explore your journey together and define strategies that support you in your daily life situations.
With warm regards, Jeanne
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Contact here
This is my website dedicated to supporting those living with ADHD on their unique journey.
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While neurodiversity is often framed through a medical or clinical lens, it is equally — and perhaps more importantly — a reflection of the natural variation in the human brain. These differences can bring exceptional strengths in creativity, problem-solving, empathy, and innovation. Recognizing neurodiversity as a unique gift not only fosters understanding, but also celebrates the beauty of human diversity itself. 💗 Focus on the strengths
While neurodiversity may be viewed as a medical condition, it is equally important to recognize it as a unique gift. People with neurodiversity bring unique perspectives and innovative solutions to challenges, enriching our communities and fostering creativity in ways that benefit everyone. 💖 |
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Online Support for ADHD, PTSD & Neurodiversity
Across the globe, countless individuals living with ADHD, PTSD and other forms of neurodiversity struggle without access to healthcare and live without emotional support - especially survivors of childhood and physical abuse.
As someone deeply committed to making a difference, I provide online video sessions in three languages, creating a safe, compassionate space for healing and empowerment.
Through personal video calls, I support those going through difficult times with loving encouragement, emotional motivation, and trauma-informed care.
I believe that everyone deserves to be seen, heard, and supported - regardless of location, language, or financial circumstance.
One heart. One voice. One mission - to heal.
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Across the globe, countless individuals living with ADHD, PTSD and other forms of neurodiversity struggle without access to healthcare and live without emotional support - especially survivors of childhood and physical abuse.
As someone deeply committed to making a difference, I provide online video sessions in three languages, creating a safe, compassionate space for healing and empowerment.
Through personal video calls, I support those going through difficult times with loving encouragement, emotional motivation, and trauma-informed care.
I believe that everyone deserves to be seen, heard, and supported - regardless of location, language, or financial circumstance.
One heart. One voice. One mission - to heal.
💖
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Living with neurodiversity means that we often react, speak, act, and perform differently from the majority of people due to inherent differences in brain structure, function, and chemistry. These differences, which involve neurotransmitters and neural pathways, reflect the unique ways our brains process information.
Neurodiversity encompasses lifelong conditions that affect how we think, learn, and interact with the world. Thank you for your understanding and support. 💗 For any further questions, feel free to reach out - I'm happy to help. With love and light, Jeanne 💗 Thank you for sharing this information with your friends—you’re helping to expand understanding and foster a more inclusive world. 💗 #neurodivergent #AuDHD #ADHD #Neurodiversity #CreativeMind #Hyperfocus #SensorySensitive |
