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ND Annex: Misophonia
🔊 Ever felt intense anger, anxiety, or discomfort from sounds like chewing, clicking pens, or heavy breathing? You’re not alone—this experience is called misophonia. Misophonia is a lesser-known neurodivergence where certain noises trigger strong emotional and even physical reactions. This can make everyday life and relationships difficult, as many avoid social situations to escape their sound triggers. Common triggers include: Chewing & eating sounds Repeated noises (like p
More on ADHD
🏫💡 Ever wondered what it’s like to navigate the world with ADHD? Visit ADHD Academy at NDcampus.org/adhd-academy , where you can explore definitions and strategies all about ADHD—in an organized, campus-themed way! Drop by to: - Learn what ADHD really is (beyond the stereotypes) - Get practical tools for focus, organization, and success - Support yourself or someone you know on their ADHD journey At NDcampus.org , every “building” represents a unique neurodivergent expe
Introducing ND Annex...
🌟 Introducing ND Annex! 🌟 We are excited to announce the launch of ND Annex, the newest addition to our Campus Map at NDcampus.org ! This dedicated platform is designed to expand awareness and understanding of the diverse range of neurodivergent conditions that often go unnoticed. While many are familiar with conditions like autism and ADHD, ND Annex focuses on lesser-known neurodivergences such as dyscalculia, dyspraxia, and synesthesia. Each condition will be explored t
All about autism...
🏫✨ Welcome to Neurodivergence Campus, also known as NDcampus.org , where neurodiversity is on the map! At NDcampus.org/autism-university , autism is one of the “buildings” on our virtual campus: a creative way to explore and understand different neurodivergent conditions, also known as neurodivergences. Step inside Autism University to: Discover facts and resources about autism Break down myths and misunderstandings Find support whether you’re autistic, an ally, or just cu
Introducing ADHD Academy!
💡 🦋 Did you know the way ADHD is diagnosed has changed? The DSM—the main guide doctors use—recently updated how ADHD is described and diagnosed: "Types" of ADHD are now called presentations (because symptoms can change over time). Severity levels like mild, moderate, and severe help describe each person’s experience. ADHD can now be diagnosed if symptoms appear before age 12 (instead of 7). Teens & adults need only 5 symptoms (down from 6) to qualify. ADHD can be diagnosed
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