I’m a current Art Therapy graduate student at Pratt. I think I had a somewhat unique research course. I’m utterly too tired to write anything that makes sense right now so I’m commenting as a reminder to myself to respond later in more depth.

I don’t have Signal, but I would be interested. I have Medicaid as a secondary insurance but I’m also on a Waiver, which allows me to receive supports for my autism.

Maybe something about fascism?

Thank you!

I’m in training still, but I’m currently in my Masters program to become an art therapist and would love to be added

Wonderfully Wired Brains is a great middle readers book about neurodiversity, including ADHD. Learning Outside the Lines really helped me as a freshman in college with ADHD. How to Keep House While Drowning isn’t ADHD-specific but it’s a big part

I’m autistic and I’m currently in the process of getting my master’s in art therapy. I don’t know if you’re interested in just having people who are done their training but I would love to be included

I really truly deeply blame the EDS Society for this. They have focused so solely on a vague concept of awareness (that is quite surface level) without any real investment in scaling/improving patient care

I’m Quaker. Born and raised. But I find a lot of peace and connection in certain Catholic spaces, especially justice-oriented ones. I feel like there’s space to still have a little bit of both in your life