The Bright Insight Blog

Looking across the lifespan, hyperneuroplasticity emerges as a systemic orientation that permeates every stage of development, rather than a temporary trait to be gained or lost.

They did not cease to matter, but that I no longer needed their mattering to hold its form, or mine.

Recently, I posed the question: why are we called Bloomers? The responses were as varied as they were delightful

The one to break the silence, to stir the stillness, to craft new life from the bones of the past.

I would have died from lack of oxygen trying to help those around me first.

When my neurodivergent research kept resonating with me, I sought an assessment to ‘reality test’ my ideas, thoughts, and intuitions.

Figuring my own gifted needs has taken dozens and dozens of Perception checks, Wisdom saving throws and Investigation rolls.

By Youssef Sleiman on July 11, 2023 BISN board member Youssef Sleiman, a quirky, wordy professional writer based in Dallas, Texas, aims...

By Reuven Kotleras on July 10, 2023 Guest blogger Reuven Kotleras is a profoundly gifted ex-child and polymath. He has published...

By Dr. Patty Williams on July 7, 2023 BISN founder and president Dr. Patty Williams is a trauma therapist who specializes in EMDR,...

By Reuven Kotleras on July 10, 2023 Guest blogger Reuven Kotleras is a profoundly gifted ex-child and polymath. He has published...

By Lacey Vasquez on May 30, 2023 Guest Blogger Lacey Vasquez, a compassionate multipotentialite and freelance writer, holds a Psychology...