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    Relationships and Neurodivergent Depression: Withdrawal, Misreads, and Repair

    Neurodivergent depression often changes relationships through one main channel: 🪫 reduced social output Less messaging.Less initiation.Less spontaneity.Less facial expression.Less “I’m okay” energy. That shift can…

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    sensoryoverload January 8, 2026

    Sleep, Circadian Drift, and Depression in ADHD & Autism: The Vicious Cycle

    Sleep is one of the strongest regulators of mood, executive function, and sensory tolerance. In ADHD and autism, sleep often isn’t just “rest.” Sleep is:…

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    sensoryoverload January 8, 2026

    Depression at Home With ADHD/Autism: Why Basic Tasks Become Unreachable

    Depression at home often doesn’t look like “doing nothing.”It looks like your home life becoming a multi-step maze when your capacity is low. 🧺 laundry…

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    sensoryoverload January 8, 2026

    Rumination Loops in Neurodivergent Depression: Why Your Brain Replays Everything

    Rumination is the brain’s replay mode. A thought arrives… and instead of moving through and past it, your mind keeps circling it: 🔁 the same…

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    sensoryoverload January 8, 2026

    Depression or Burnout? A Nervous-System Map to Tell the Difference

    Many neurodivergent adults move through periods where life becomes smaller, energy drops, and everything feels harder to access. Sometimes that state is primarily: 🪫 mood-driven…

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    sensoryoverload January 8, 2026

    AuDHD Depression: When Executive Dysfunction, Sensory Load, and Social Strain Collide

    AuDHD depression often feels like a triple-load crash. 🧠 executive coordination gets harder (starting, planning, switching)🎧 sensory tolerance shrinks (sound, light, texture, crowds)🤝 social bandwidth…

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    sensoryoverload January 8, 2026

    ADHD and Depression: Why Motivation and Pleasure Can Disappear Overnight

    ADHD-depression often feels less like “sadness” and more like drive collapse. One week you can still function (even if it’s chaotic).The next week your system…

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    sensoryoverload January 8, 2026

    Autism and Depression in Adults: How Masking and Overload Quietly Build Up

    Depression in autistic adults often develops as a quiet accumulation. Instead of one clear trigger, it can build through months or years of: 🎭 social…

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    sensoryoverload January 8, 2026

    Understanding Neurodivergent Depression: Often More Shutdown than Sadness

    Depression in neurodivergent adults often shows up as a whole-system slowdown. For some people, the most noticeable feature isn’t crying or visible sadness. The most…

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    sensoryoverload January 8, 2026
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    25 Signs of Autism in Adults

    Autism in adults often shows up as a lifelong pattern across: 🗣 social communication and social connection🔁 routines, repetition, and focused interests🎧 sensory processing and…

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    sensoryoverload January 8, 2026
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