<p>My daughter is a beautiful ballet dancer. I mean that in the fullest possible sense — she moves through a studio with genuine refinement, with intention, with the kind of body control and grace that years of serious training quietly builds into a person. She is aware of every line, every angle, every position of her limbs in space. She is, by any measure, extraordinarily coordinated.</p> <p>She also walked into a glass door last Tuesday. Full face. Didn't see it coming. A

Going Granola Without Going Nuts · Neurodiversity · Sensory · 5 min read Stimming. No, it has nothing to do with gardening. Nothing to do with stem cells. Not a new workout trend. Not something that happens in a laboratory. Stimming is short for self-stimulatory behavior. And once I understood what it actually was, I realized I had been watching it happen in front of me for years without having a name for it. This is one of those pieces of the neurodiversity puzzle that does