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The Future of Independent Living: Neuroinclusive Housing for Neurodivergent Adults and the Red Bank Thrive Project

What Is Neuroinclusive Housing? Definition and Core Principles Neuroinclusive housing is a residential model designed with sensory, cognitive, and emotional accessibility in mind—specifically for neurodivergent adults. It combines safe, comfortable living spaces with built-in life skills support, community connection, and wellness resources so that independence doesn’t come at the cost of isolation. Moving Beyond “Accessible” …

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ADHD and Intelligence: What the Research Tells Us (and What It Misses)

When discussing ADHD and intelligence, the conversation is often distorted by outdated assumptions and narrow measures like IQ tests. While some studies suggest that individuals with ADHD show differences in certain cognitive areas, these findings are based on neurotypical standards that don’t capture the unique abilities of ADHD brains. Worse, these results have been used to stigmatize …

The Social Model Of Disability

Understanding the Social Model of Disability and Its Relevance to ADHD and Neurodiversity The social model of disability offers a transformative way to think about disability, focusing on societal barriers rather than individual impairments. For people with ADHD and other neurodivergent conditions, this perspective is especially relevant, as it highlights how societal structures often fail …

A Neurodivergent Friendly Homebuyer’s Guide

A Neurodivergent Friendly Homebuyer’s Guide Buying a home is an exciting milestone, but for neurodivergent individuals, it can come with unique challenges. If you’re navigating sensory sensitivities, decision fatigue, or just trying to simplify a complex process, this guide is for you. By breaking the process into manageable steps and offering tailored strategies, you’ll be …