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What it Means to be NeuroQueer
At the heart of identity lies a beautiful interplay of lived experience, how we think, feel, and connect with the world around us. For many, that journey includes navigating both neurodivergence and queerness. Welcome to the world of NeuroQueer. An intersection of two identities that reimagine societal norms, turn them on their heads, and celebrate […]
Things I’ve Learned as a Neurodivergent Founder (and Why I Started Kaboose)
When you’re a neurodivergent founder, you don’t just build a product. You also carry the weight of constant comparison, rejection, and feedback loops. Some are helpful, but many are hard to digest. You pitch alongside neurotypical-led startups that are often more performance-oriented, confident, better funded, and maybe less impacted by things like Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD). […]
Why Language Matters
Written by Karla Pretorius – Neurodiversity Specialist & Neuro-affirming Psychotherapist (PhD Psych Candidate) 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 […]
April Event RECAP: Nocturnal: Cracked Up – A Night of Laughter, Inclusivity, and Discovery
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 […]
Finding Belonging: The Power of Connection in the Neurodivergent Journey
Written by: Michelle Ridsdale, Founder of Kaboose Belonging is more than just being part of a group—it’s feeling understood, valued, and safe to be our authentic selves. For neurodivergent individuals, the search for this sense of connection can be lifelong, shaping our confidence, mental well-being, and ability to thrive. As we celebrate Neurodiversity Celebration Week, […]
Empowering Connections: Kaboose App Receives Prestigious NDIA Grant
At Kaboose, we’re more than just an app—we’re a community that thrives on connection, support, and empowerment. That’s why we are absolutely delighted to share the fantastic news that Kaboose has been awarded a significant grant from the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) last month! What a way to end 2024, right?!? This milestone is […]
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 […]
