
Neurodecolonization: Understanding the Meaning and Impact
By Eva San. Neurodecolonization is a term from Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara scholar Michael Yellow Bird. Neuro refers to our neurone and nervous system, the patterns in the brain and body

By Eva San. Neurodecolonization is a term from Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara scholar Michael Yellow Bird. Neuro refers to our neurone and nervous system, the patterns in the brain and body

By Huma Durrani. Let’s begin with an important distinction: art-making on one’s own is not the same as art therapy. Art therapy takes place within a therapeutic relationship. It is

By Savannah Dasilva. I’m excited to share my latest project: an expressive arts digital zine focused on endometriosis. This project is not just a creative outlet; it’s a compassionate and

By Penelope Orfanoudaki. I founded Artful Retreats ten years ago with one intention: to help people navigate life’s challenges through the gentle, revealing tools of group art therapy. Over the

By Kit Louis. There is increasing recognition across education, psychology, and therapeutic fields that the categories we often rely on — “neurotypical” and “neurodivergent” — can be more limiting than

By Huma Durrani. Understanding the Silent Journey of Neurotypical Siblings Raising a differently abled child is an extraordinary experience—literally in every sense of the word. I don’t say this with