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  • Infographic titled 'How to prepare for a hard conversation as a neurodivergent person' with four illustrated tips: 1. Wait until you're calm, 2. Write it down first, 3. Know your needs and boundaries, 4. Pick a comfortable setting. Illustrations show stick figures in a hand-drawn style. © odderbeing.com
    How to communicate your needs when you’re neurodivergent
    There’s a particular kind of tired that comes from constantly investing in your relationships while still not getting your needs met, without ever quite understanding why (or how to change this). When you’re neurodivergent*, communicating your needs and getting them met is that much more challenging. I’ve seen this over and over again, both in my personal life and with people around me. Time after time, we’d find ourselves in unfulfilling situations and relationships. And by the time we’d get around fixing things and making sure our needs are met, we’d have to deal with mutual resentment and trust issues.
  • A sketchnote-style infographic titled 'How to Deal With Anxiety: A Quick Guide.' The image is divided into three sections. Understand Anxiety: A simple icon-like human figure thinking 'What If?' represents anxious thoughts, and another figure with a clenched heart symbol (heart with squiggly lines) represents anxious feelings. What Doesn’t Help: Three bullet points—'Telling it to CALM DOWN,' 'Ignoring it,' and 'Arguing with it'—each illustrated with a simplistic human putting duct tape over a brain with a mouth. Ways to Deal with Anxiety: Four tips—'Listen to Your Anxiety' (ear with thundercloud), 'Build Trust & Safety' (two arms holding a heart), 'Find an Outlet' (person dancing), and 'Co-Regulate' (person hugging themselves). The infographic uses black outlines with highlights in yellow (#FCD224) and teal (#28BDAD), hand-drawn, approachable style. © odderbeing.com appears at the bottom.
    How to Deal With Anxiety: a Quick Guide
    Understanding what’s going on when you’re feeling anxious will help you choose the right method to deal with your anxiety.
  • White blob on yellow background with text: Okay, so your partner isn't showing up how you need them to. That's no reason to outsource all responsibility for your happiness.
    What to Do When Your Partner Shuts Down
    Does your partner shut down mid-conversation? Pushing the issue is not the solution. Luckily, you also don’t have to just sit there and wait until your partner is willing to talk. Here’s what you can do instead to treat yourself the way you deserve to be treated.
  • White blob on yellow background with text: "Whether you believe in manifesting, hard work, or getting lucky, with a vision board you prime your brain to keep your priorities front and center."
    9 Ideas for Vision Board Projects (Plus Vision Board Prompts)
    9 vision board project ideas to create while cozying up with a cat and hot chocolate.
  • Talking About Jealousy Visual: White blobs on a yellow background with black text: 'Jumping straight into a hard talk without reflection often leads to defensiveness or spirals'
    How to Talk About Jealousy in Polyamory Without Fighting
    Jealousy may point to deeper layers:, such as a fear of being replaced, the need for reassurance, or the wish to feel like a priority. It may also signal you have unmet needs.

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