Protected: Ignition
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The Emotional Weight of the Unfinished Task
You know what you need to do. You probably want to do it. But you don’t start – and then the not-starting becomes its own problem, heavier than the task ever was. This is what happens when executive dysfunction picks up shame along the way, and why “just try harder tomorrow” quietly makes it worse.
Protected: Buffering
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Neurodivergent Burnout
Neurodivergent burnout is often framed as what happens when life gets too heavy. For many autistic and ADHD adults, it’s what happens when the weight was always there – it just became impossible to pretend otherwise.
Protected: The Exit Seat
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Why Language Matters
When I was first diagnosed with ADHD, someone smiled and said – “Don’t worry – you don’t look like you have ADHD.” I know they meant well. But I felt… sad. And quite honestly a bit pissed off. Because ADHD is part of who I am. It’s not just something I have, like a cold […]
April Event Recap
On April 10, the Melbourne Museum transformed into a vibrant, laughter-filled hub for Nocturnal: Cracked Up, an 18+ event that blended comedy, exhibitions, live music, and engaging activities into one unforgettable night. Thanks to Kaboose’s commitment to neurodivergent inclusion, 50 lucky guests were invited to join the team in experiencing this unique after-dark celebration. The […]
The Unique Experiences of Neurodivergent Women: Beyond the Stereotypes
When we talk about neurodiversity, discussions often lean towards a gender-neutral perspective. However, the experiences of neurodivergent women can be vastly different from those of their male counterparts. These differences are deeply influenced by societal expectations, which often push women to mask or camouflage their true selves to fit in. This blog explores these unique […]
Supporting neurodivergent family members to manage their time
As a parent of two children with Autism & ADHD, I often see both my children struggle with time management in different ways. Firstly, if there is a co-occurring condition like ADHD with Autism, you will often see a number of different presentations. Specifically, neurodivergent people often have difficulties with executive functioning, which describes the […]
