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Explore our Neurodiversity blog category for insights on embracing neurodiversity in business. Discover strategies to enhance inclusivity today.


The Authentic Compass: Navigating the Dichotomy of Duty and True Self
In our continuous philosophical exploration of a well-lived life, we've dissected the allure of fleeting happiness versus enduring fulfilment, the hidden strength found in discomfort, and the profound importance of embracing our authentic selves. Now, I want to delve into a fundamental tension that many of us grapple with daily: the dichotomy between "duty" – what society expects of us – and the profound call to be authentic to our deepest values and individual purpose.

David Tyler
Jul 83 min read


The Unvarnished Self: On Truth, Responsibility, and the Architecture of Being.
In a world increasingly awash with noise, where narratives proliferate and truths often feel negotiable, there emerges a quiet, persistent hum that many instinctively shy away from. It is the inconvenient voice of truth, not a harsh, accusatory shriek, but rather a subtle, insistent tremor beneath the surface of our carefully constructed realities. This voice speaks not of what we wish were true, nor what is comfortable to believe, but of what is. Find out here

David Tyler
Jun 284 min read


Your Truth Matters, Your Voice Matters, and Your Purpose Matters.
In our relentless pursuit of success, status, and approval, many of us have become adept at living lives that are meticulously curated for external validation. We dutifully follow the rules, meet societal expectations, and strive for achievements that promise an elusive sense of arrival. Yet, beneath the veneer of accomplishment, a gnawing disconnection often persists. Unfulfilled, and perpetually searching for a “true purpose” that seems always just out of reach, a phantom l

David Tyler
Jun 285 min read


From Spark to Flame: Creativity as a Tool for Wellbeing.
From Spark to Flame: Creativity as a Tool for Wellbeing. We've explored the extraordinary creative "spark" that often comes with...

David Tyler
Jun 263 min read


The Neurodivergent Spark: Unveiling the Creative Superpowers Within.
Neurodiversity a unique brain wiring that can fuel incredible creativity? For too long, society has focused on what neurodivergent individuals—those with conditions like ADHD, autism, or dyslexia—"lack." But it's time to flip the script and recognise the extraordinary creative superpowers that often come with these unique minds.

David Tyler
Jun 263 min read


Do SSRIs Really Boost Brain Plasticity and Talking Therapies?
let's Discuss: It's time to shift our focus. Instead of hoping for a pill to make our brains more pliable for therapy, we should instead emphasise the inherent power of the human brain to adapt and heal through meaningful engagement with our life circumstances, our relationships, and structured psychological support. The true "boost" for talking therapies may come not from a chemical, but from fostering genuine connection, understanding, and the courage to face our experience

David Tyler
Jun 143 min read


Are We Medicated Into Misery? Rethinking Depression and the SSRI Story
Take a moment to look around. Chances are, you know someone, perhaps even many people, who are currently taking antidepressants. The statistics are striking: nearly one in five UK adults, and almost one in four women, are on these medications. For something so widespread, it's natural to assume we have a clear, scientific understanding of why they're prescribed and how they work. But what if much of what we've been told about depression and its "chemical cure" is built on sha

David Tyler
Jun 144 min read


Beyond Exhaustion: A Neuroscientist's Guide to Neurodiversity Burnout
We all know what it feels like to be tired or stressed. But neurodiversity burnout (often specifically termed autistic burnout) is a different phenomenon entirely. It is a state of chronic, profound exhaustion that goes far beyond what a good night's sleep or a relaxing weekend can fix. It's the devastating result of accumulated stress from trying to navigate a world not built for your neurotype, leading to a significant loss of skills.

David Tyler
Jun 114 min read


ADHD and the Menopause Unmasking a Different Way of Being
We’re delving into a particularly crucial and often overlooked intersection: ADHD and the menopause. This is a topic that resonates deeply for many women, who may find their lives suddenly feeling overwhelming as they navigate a complex hormonal shift. Read more now

David Tyler
May 294 min read


Powered for Creativity: Building New Worlds Within the Brain.
Creativity might seem almost magical sometimes – a sudden flash of insight, a brilliant idea seemingly appearing out of nowhere. But from a neuroscience perspective, it’s not magic; it’s the result of a dynamic interplay between different brain regions and networks, constantly processing, connecting, and transforming information. It's less about a single "creativity spot" in the brain and more about a whole-brain collaboration.

David Tyler
May 94 min read


Powered by Curiosity: The Brain's Drive to Explore.
That's curiosity in action, a fundamental human drive that powers our learning and exploration. But what’s actually going on inside our heads when that spark ignites? Let's take a peek behind the curtain and explore the neuroscience of our innate desire to know. Powered by Curiosity

David Tyler
May 94 min read


Complex, A Life Lived in the Details.
We navigate a universe of details, constantly processing information, feeling a spectrum of emotions, but is life Complex! Let's discuss!

David Tyler
May 54 min read


"Words were my enemy"
Words empower people and enrich people and take them on journeys and taps into their imagination. I never had any of that. It was my enemy.

David Tyler
Apr 291 min read


Endorphins: The Body's Natural Uplifters – How Movement, Sensation, and Comfort Might Differ in Neurodivergent Experiences
Endorphins. Often celebrated for producing the euphoric "runner's high," Endorphins are the body's remarkable natural pain relievers and mood boosters. The experience and influence of Endorphins can vary across the neurodiversity spectrum. Read More

David Tyler
Apr 283 min read


Serotonin: The Well-being Regulator – How Mood, Sensory, and Internal States Might Vary in Neurodivergent Individuals
Serotonin. Often associated simply with happiness, Serotonin is a multifaceted neurotransmitter with widespread influence across the brain and body, playing a critical role in regulating our mood, overall sense of well-being, sleep patterns, appetite, and even how we process sensory information. when we explore the diverse landscape of neurodivergent experiences, it becomes clear that this sense of internal regulation, influenced heavily by Serotonin: Read More

David Tyler
Apr 283 min read


Oxytocin: The Connection Chemical – Exploring Social Bonds and Trust in Neurodivergent Experiences
Oxytocin, often affectionately nicknamed the "love hormone" or "cuddle chemical." It's a neurotransmitter deeply involved in our capacity for bonding, building trust, and navigating social connections. when we look at the beautiful spectrum of human neurodiversity, we find that the social landscape can be experienced and navigated in myriad ways.

David Tyler
Apr 283 min read


Dopamine: The Drive, Reward, and Focus Chemical – How It Might Play Differently in Neurodivergent Brains
Dopamine. It's often dubbed the "feel-good" chemical, but its job is far more intricate, deeply woven into our motivation, our sense of reward, our ability to focus, and our drive to pursue goals. But what happens when this intricate system works a little differently? When we look through the lens of neurodiversity

David Tyler
Apr 283 min read


Synaesthesia: Part 2 - Experiencing the World in Technicolour (and more!) - A Neurodiversity Deep Dive
Let's delve deeper into the lived experience of synaesthesia and how individuals can navigate their multisensory world to live a truly fulfilled life.

David Tyler
Apr 244 min read


Synaesthesia: Part 1 - Experiencing the World in Technicolour (and More!) - A Neurodiversity Deep Dive
Synaesthesia, A remarkable example of the incredible diversity that exists within human neurology – a true facet of neurodiversity. Find out more.

David Tyler
Apr 243 min read


Part 2: Thriving with Dyspraxia - Strategies for a Fulfilled Life
We delve into practical strategies to navigate daily hurdles, explore the valuable support systems and therapies available, and focus on how individuals with Dyspraxia can embrace their strengths to thrive.

David Tyler
Apr 245 min read
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