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I don't know how feasible it is with a relatively small user base, but I find the various ADHD subs on Reddit to be quite useful. Given how hard it is to actually speak to a professional these days, it's nice to be able to bounce ideas off of people in the same situation.
this (some sort of general neurodivergent or mental health community) is a good idea that will probably be a part of the next wave of community creations. no ETA on that but i can't imagine it'd be more than a few months. if we keep growing it might be a few weeks, lol. in the interim, Chat is a good place for generally bouncing ideas off of people and talking about stuff like this
Yeah, neurodivergency as a whole would work as there's plenty of overlap.
My only concern about it is that having no actual professionals on board could be damaging to some as misinformation gets bandied about. But the existing spaces on Reddit seem to be entirely patient-led (as it were), and they get along ok.