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Reflections on bullying and how it affects us. Continue reading on Invisible Illness »

AI’s role in modern healthcare Photo by Rollz International on Unsplash Dr. Sarah Thompson was sitting in her office toward the finish of her ten-year clinical vocation as the sun was setting over a bustling city. Albeit the clinical business has forever been dynamic, computerized reasoning has changed everything lately. Man-made reasoning has undeniably been integrated

There is no one-size-fits-all solution, but small, incremental efforts help lessen the mental load Continue reading on Invisible Illness »

The Fixer-Upper of the Century! Continue reading on Mindful Mental Health »

What works for me when I’m paralyzed Continue reading on Invisible Illness »

Music, memories, and mental health. Continue reading on Invisible Illness »

The liberation and relief of letting my quirks out Continue reading on Invisible Illness »

Most productivity advice doesn’t work with ADHD; these do. Continue reading on Invisible Illness »

Have you ever wished for a magic wand to transform your life? Continue reading on Mindful Mental Health »

How a mid-life diagnosis turned my awkward moments into revelations. Bo Burnham said it best: A little bit of everything, all of the time. Getting diagnosed with ADHD at 37 is like getting handed the script of a movie you’ve been acting in your whole life but never fully understood. Suddenly, a lot of those awkward