Hi there! Simon Vujnovic here and welcome to my Ultimate Divergence Blog. Here I lay out my theories regarding all things Neural Divergent. I am not a psychologist or qualified health professional of any kind. All of my writings contained within this blog are merely my opinions and should not be taken as medical advice in any way shape or form. Do not put off seeking medical attention if needed due to anything you may read on this blog.
I did not fully realize that I was on the autism spectrum until the age of 50. I will never get an official diagnosis for reasons I lay out in this blog. When I realized I was on the spectrum I joined a heap of Autism and Aspergers Facebook groups and after feeling like an alien from another planet all my life I instantly recognized my tribe. I however also noticed that many of the people in these groups were struggling with challenges they thought were unchangeable due to autism, that I had managed to overcome by focusing upon clearing the negative emotional charge from my traumatic memories.
This blog is about showing the roadmap I discovered for reducing and eliminating many of the challenges associated with being neural divergent and developing and enhancing the many exceptional abilities that an extreme neuro divergent cognitive style can open the door to.
Simon VujnovicExplore ethical dangers of searching for a genetic cause of autism. Challenges deficit-focused narratives, examines the history of eugenics, & advocates for embracing neurodiversity while questioning the societal implications of such genetic research.
Simon VujnovicTrauma as the unifying "p factor" underlying autism and all mental disorders in the DSM5, Challenging the concept of disorders as distinct entities, reframing them as trauma responses & embracing the potential for healing through trauma-informed care
Simon VujnovicExploring the Ultimate Divergence Theory, redefining autism as acquired neurodiversity caused by emotional trauma, not genetics. Challenging traditional views, highlighting unique strengths, the role of trauma, and the need for holistic approaches.
Simon VujnovicDiscover how the systemizing cognitive style in autism could unlock extrasensory abilities through a comprehensive understanding and the clearing of traumatic memories.
