Psychological-injury claims often raise questions that ordinary medical summaries do not fully re solve: What was the claimant’s baseline level of functioning? When did symptoms first appear or materially change? Has treatment been consistent with the reported severity? What …
Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria in Autistic Adults: Using Atomic Habits and Dale Gillman’s Support at Triad Psych
For many autistic adults, social interactions and professional environments carry an invisible, exhaust ing weight. A delayed text message, a neutral facial expression from a colleague, or mild corrective feedback can feel much bigger than the moment itself. For some people, these experiences …
The “Stay Put” Principle: Why Stability Matters for Neurodivergent Children During Placement Disputes
When adults engaged in high-conflict educational or domestic-relations disputes disagree on a child's placement, the immediate collateral damage is almost always borne by the child. For neurodivergent children: including those on the autism spectrum, individuals with ADHD, or children processing …