Author: S.M. Jentzen

S.M. Jentzen is a former behavioralist turned author. Here she discusses neurodivergence (eg. ADHD and autism) and mental health (eg. anxiety and depression) and how they impact not only her writing but how she raises her three children (all of whom have neurodivergences of their own) and her life in general.
Anxiety and ADHD Family Parenting

The Value of Value Tales

Because my son has ADHD, and it is difficult for him to succeed in a classroom setting due to the fact that he is easily bored and therefore prone to getting into trouble, and the things and people around him often turn into distractions, my husband and I decided this year to pull him out of school and home school him.

Family

My Husband Needs A Job

This post was created due to increased frustration with what seems like a saturated job market. It’s not to belittle or complain about my husband, who has in fact been working very hard to try and find a career in the field in which he trained. He has been trying for several months to break in to the economics industry, applying for such positions as research analyst, financial adviser, actuary, and many other positions associated with the field of economics.

Anxiety and ADHD

Calm in a Crisis: A Plus Side to Anxiety

Whenever people discuss anxiety, they typically gravitate to the negatives: the lack of flexibility, moodiness, insomnia, and outbursts over things that other people may find inconsequential, but there is one situation in which a person may actually benefit from an anxiety disorder: an actual emergency.

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