Attachment Issues
Key Takeaways What are Attachment Issues? Attachment issues refer to difficulties in forming and maintaining secure emotional bonds, a concept rooted in attachment theory developed … Read more
Study Finds Divided Views on Autism Language Preferences
The researchers found that while many participants valued person-first phrasing, there was also strong support for identity-first language—particularly among those who identified closely with the autism community or who were diagnosed later in life.
Should We Say ‘Autistic Person’ Or ‘Person With Autism’?
The phrase “person with autism” uses person-first language, emphasizing the individual before the condition, while “autistic person” uses identity-first language, highlighting autism as a core part of identity.
Artificial intelligence shows promise in diagnosing cognitive disorders
The authors report that machine learning systems can analyze large volumes of test results and biological markers with a level of precision beyond traditional approaches.
How ADHD Triggers Relationship Anxiety (and What Can Help)
ADHD and relationship anxiety often overlap, as symptoms like distractibility, rejection sensitivity, and emotional regulation struggles can fuel worries about being a good partner, feeling secure, or being understood.
New Study Identifies Five Distinct Patterns of Intrusive Thoughts
The researchers found that intrusive thoughts could not be explained by OCD tendencies alone. Instead, they identified three key factors—negative evaluation of thoughts, stress responses, and excessive attempts to control thoughts—that together influence how intrusive thoughts occur and persist.
Gut Feeling Vs. Anxiety: How To Tell The Difference
Many people with anxiety find themselves second-guessing their own instincts. You might pause in the middle of a decision and wonder: “Is this my gut telling me something’s wrong, or is it just my anxiety talking?”
Research on Autistic Students’ Education Focuses on Academics
The most striking finding is that nearly four out of five studies focused on academic achievement, while far fewer looked at school suspensions, exclusions, or attendance.
When Is Autism Used As An Excuse And When Is It An Explanation?
The phrase “using autism as an excuse” often appears in conversations about accountability and behavior. It raises a difficult question: when is someone genuinely struggling with autism-related challenges, and when are they avoiding responsibility by blaming their diagnosis? For many, the line feels blurred.
Obsessive Love In ADHD
ADHD obsessive love refers to a powerful, often overwhelming emotional attachment that individuals with ADHD may experience in romantic contexts.