Claire Kohler | Neurodivergent Writing Tips

Autistic Writer Tip: Beware Absolutes When Creating Characters

We autistics tend to think in absolutes (AKA black and white thinking or dichotomous thinking) in which we perceive things as “all good”...

How to Not Overcommit When You Have ADHD

We ADHDers often get ourselves into trouble because we're prone to overcommit. There are multiple reasons why this may be the case: We...

ADHD & Autism Tip: Mistakes Are Normal

Everyone, neurodivergent and neurotypical alike, makes mistakes. Making mistakes is normal. It’s human. It does not make you a failure....

Recognize the Signs of Approaching ADHD & Autistic Burnout and Do What You Can to Prevent It

Everyone can experience burnout, but ADHD and autistic individuals live in a world where we can more easily reach this point if we’re not...

ADHD Writing Tip: When Nearing "The End," Resist the Temptation to Push Past Your Normal Limits

By the time you get toward the end of a book (perhaps around the start of Act 3, maybe sooner), you're probably ready to be done with it...

How to Write a Book When You Have ADHD

The first thing to know is it is possible write to a book when you have ADHD. I am living proof of this as a published author who was...