Neurodivergence by Design
My Why
My personal "Why" is to help different neurotypes to rediscover their genetic purpose that has been lost to history, so that they can help guide humanity in reaching its universal potential.
My Story
As a neurodivergent mental health clinician, historian, technology entrepreneur, business owner, husband, and father, my journey has been characterized by continuous exploration and integration. My deep passion lies in understanding the complex dynamics of neurodiversity, along with its historical and genetic significance.
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My academic background, which includes degrees in social sciences, history, special education, and counseling, as well as my forthcoming degree in healthcare administration, has equipped me with a multidimensional perspective on the world. I am driven by an enduring curiosity about the impact of neurodivergence on humanity, delving into its genetic origins, historical contexts, and philosophical implications. Additionally, I explore how concepts from physics can enhance our comprehension of consciousness across different neurotypes.
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This platform serves as a space to merge these interests, leveraging both personal and professional experiences to uncover the factors that define and influence neurodiversity. My overarching mission is to inspire hope by shifting perspectives, moving beyond the perception of neurodivergence as a "disorder," and recognizing its evolutionary design and purpose.
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I contend that traits often labeled as disorders by society are, in fact, adaptive characteristics that have been essential to human progress. These traits, while occasionally challenging within contemporary settings, are vestiges of genetic adaptations that once played critical roles in our survival. It is only with the emergence of societal norms centered around the dominant neurotype, termed "neurotypical," that these differences are viewed as deficiencies rather than strengths.
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Through my work, I aim to empower individuals marginalized by conventional definitions and assist them in rediscovering their place and purpose within the broader narrative of humanity. Together, we can redefine neurodiversity as a crucial and intentional aspect of our collective evolution.
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