by Regina McMenomy, Ph.D. | May 7, 2025 | About Neurodivergence
Rejection Isn’t Just Hard—It can be Devastating Have you ever had an emotional overreaction to a small piece of feedback? Felt like someone not texting you back meant they hated you? Or spent days replaying a conversation where you might have said the wrong thing? If...
by Regina McMenomy, Ph.D. | May 5, 2025 | About Neurodivergence
If you’ve ever shoved a pile of mail into a drawer, thrown a mess into a closet, or “organized” your clutter by simply moving it out of sight, you’re already familiar with the infamous DOOM pile. What does DOOM stand for? Didn’t Organize, Only...
by Regina McMenomy, Ph.D. | Jan 23, 2025 | About Neurodivergence
“Just put on a happy face.”That’s what my mom told me before a childhood dance recital. I didn’t realize it then, but that moment sparked a lifelong habit: masking. For neurodivergent individuals, masking means suppressing authentic behaviors to fit in. It’s not...
