“Neurodivergence isn’t a problem to be solved—it’s a way of being that deserves understanding and respect - deeply, honestly and without judgement.”
— Agnes Gorgyan
For most of my life, I felt like I was constantly adapting—shaping myself to fit into a world that never quite made sense.
Being diagnosed as neurodivergent in adulthood—Autistic, ADHDer, and other neurological differences—was a turning point. Suddenly, everything clicked.
But with clarity, came even more questions…
Who am I underneath all the masking? Why did it take so long for anyone to see it? And how many others are still out there, struggling to understand themselves?
Who am I underneath all the masking? Why did it take so long for anyone to see it? And how many others are still out there, struggling to understand themselves?
That’s why I created Chameleons of the Spectrum
I wanted to make sense of it all—not just for myself, but for anyone who has ever felt unseen or misunderstood.
I share lived experiences, insights, and practical tools to help the neurodivergent community navigate life in a way that actually works for us, not just in a way that looks acceptable to everyone else.
Keep the Momentum Going
Everything shared here and through social media -insights, resources, advocacy—comes from years of deep research, lived experience, and a commitment to making neurodivergence understood. If you find value in this work, your support helps keep it going, making resources more accessible and the impact even greater. Every contribution, big or small, makes a difference.