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And I still hold out hope that mine is not a minority view in this nation. That the loud voices of the extremes, and those caught in spirals of fear and hate, do not actually represent the majority of Americans. I believe—deep down—that most people would find far more joy living in a kinder, more empathetic, more creative country than continuing down the dangerous path that hate has taken us.

Sometimes, hope shows up in the most ordinary places. “If we want a better country, we have to start by being better to each other.” I...

Seeing what should have been visible all along by Suzanne Fischer Comelo, JD, LMFT, Neurodivergent Coach For years in my clinical work, I...

Burnout is often described as a state of emotional exhaustion, but for neurodivergent people—especially those who are autistic, ADHD, or...