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Moments of quiet enjoyment are not a waste of time. Small rituals, like a warm drink, soft light, or a pause by the wind...
22/12/2025

Moments of quiet enjoyment are not a waste of time. Small rituals, like a warm drink, soft light, or a pause by the window, help the nervous system settle and integrate the day.

These moments may look simple, but they are powerful. They remind the body that it is allowed to slow down, feel safe, and just be. Learn more at https://www.icbs-nl.com/

Needing time alone after social interaction is not antisocial behaviour. For many neurodivergent people, solitude is how...
18/12/2025

Needing time alone after social interaction is not antisocial behaviour. For many neurodivergent people, solitude is how the nervous system resets after processing voices, expressions, and expectations.

Time alone is not avoidance. It is regulation. When respected, it allows connection to feel safer and more sustainable. Learn more at https://www.icbs-nl.com/

Needing clear instructions is not always about rigidity. For many neurodivergent people, clarity reduces cognitive load ...
15/12/2025

Needing clear instructions is not always about rigidity. For many neurodivergent people, clarity reduces cognitive load and allows energy to be used for creativity and connection.

When expectations are vague, the brain works harder just to guess what is needed. Clear communication is not limiting, it is enabling. Learn more at https://www.icbs-nl.com/

Neurodivergent burnout is not the same as regular tiredness. It can happen when someone has been pushing through sensory...
11/12/2025

Neurodivergent burnout is not the same as regular tiredness. It can happen when someone has been pushing through sensory overload, social demands, or constant masking for too long.

This burnout is deep and often invisible. Recovery requires real rest, reduced demands, and environments that do not ask you to be someone you are not. Learn more at https://www.icbs-nl.com/

Needing extra time to process information is not a sign of being slow. For many neurodivergent people, the brain simply ...
08/12/2025

Needing extra time to process information is not a sign of being slow. For many neurodivergent people, the brain simply takes a different pathway to reach clarity.

This processing style often leads to deeper insights, stronger patterns, and creative problem-solving. Speed is not the only measure of intelligence. Learn more at https://www.icbs-nl.com/

Difficulty switching tasks is not always about motivation. For many neurodivergent people, transitioning from one activi...
05/12/2025

Difficulty switching tasks is not always about motivation. For many neurodivergent people, transitioning from one activity to another requires a full cognitive reset, which can feel exhausting.

This is not resistance, it is the brain protecting its focus. With predictable routines and gentle transitions, shifting tasks becomes far more manageable. Learn more at https://www.icbs-nl.com/

Sensory seeking is not always about hyperactivity. For many neurodivergent people, movement, pressure, sound, or touch c...
01/12/2025

Sensory seeking is not always about hyperactivity. For many neurodivergent people, movement, pressure, sound, or touch can help the nervous system regulate and find balance.

These behaviours are not random — they are the body’s way of meeting a need. When understood instead of judged, sensory seeking becomes a path to calm rather than a problem to fix. Learn more at https://www.icbs-nl.com/

A few days ago, we had the privilege of collaborating with European Space Agency - ESA for a powerful event on late neur...
24/11/2025

A few days ago, we had the privilege of collaborating with European Space Agency - ESA for a powerful event on late neuro-diagnosis, breaking stigma, and empowering people 🌍🧠

Our founder, E. Tessier, together with part of the ICBS team, Daniella Cluyssen and Elena Saraga, delivered a lecture on understanding late-identified neurodivergence and what true inclusion looks like in practice, beyond labels, assumptions, and stereotypes.

This was followed by an honest and inspiring panel discussion with ESA colleagues, who shared their experiences, vision for inclusion, and ways to challenge myths about neurodivergence in high-performance environments.

✨ A few things that stood out for us:
- The level of reflection and awareness participants brought into the conversation
- The courage of people sharing their stories, openly and vulnerably
- The strong willingness from the ESA workforce to build a stronger (neuro)inclusive workplace

We are deeply grateful to Katerina Czech and A. Stefanescu for the invitation, to the European Space Agency - ESA for the trust, and to the 100+ participants for their openness, curiosity, and energy throughout the event.

At ICBS, we believe that everyone deserves to be understood. And yesterday felt like a concrete step in the right direction. 💛

Losing interest in things you love is not always a sign of depression. Sometimes it is a form of “identity shedding,” wh...
20/11/2025

Losing interest in things you love is not always a sign of depression. Sometimes it is a form of “identity shedding,” where old interests no longer match who you are becoming.

Growth often begins with outgrowing what once felt familiar. Making space for new curiosities is not a loss, it is a quiet transformation. Learn more at https://www.icbs-nl.com/

Feeling “too sensitive” is not always a flaw. For many, heightened sensitivity is the result of a nervous system that ha...
17/11/2025

Feeling “too sensitive” is not always a flaw. For many, heightened sensitivity is the result of a nervous system that had to stay alert for too long.

Sensitivity is not weakness. It is awareness. With support and safety, it can become one of your greatest strengths rather than something to hide. Learn more at https://www.icbs-nl.com/

Sometimes motivation fades not because you are lazy, but because your system is overwhelmed. When the mind and body are ...
13/11/2025

Sometimes motivation fades not because you are lazy, but because your system is overwhelmed. When the mind and body are in survival mode, even simple tasks can feel heavy.

Rest and regulation restore motivation far better than pressure ever will. Energy returns when safety does. Learn more at https://www.icbs-nl.com/

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