Submissions

Want to Contribute to The Bouncy Brain?

There is no prescribed format here.

If you made something, wrote something, built something, or have something to say about neurodivergent life (or otherwise) — we want to see it.


We Welcome Many Kinds of Work

✺ Personal Essays & Reflections

Share lived experiences, observations, questions, or reflections about neurodivergent life, creativity, disability, education, or whatever else is on your mind.

✺ Half-Finished Ideas

Something you started but never finished. A draft, a sketch, a concept, or a question that keeps returning. Sometimes the unfinished work teaches us the most.

✺ Research & Analysis

Empirical studies, literature reviews, implementation tools, data visualizations, clinical perspectives, or other research-informed work.

✺ Tools & Guides

Planners, trackers, visual aids, worksheets, workflows, coping systems, or resources you created because nothing else quite fit.

✺ Artwork & Visuals

Illustration, photography, graphic design, comics, mixed media, or other visual work. Submissions should be original and accessible whenever possible.

✺ Interactive Projects

Websites, apps, games, digital experiences, visualizations, or other interactive work. Include a link so we can explore your project.


Submission Guidelines

  • You do not need to be a professional writer or designer.
  • We accept anonymous or named contributions.
  • All submissions are reviewed before publishing.
  • We will contact you before sharing.
  • Submissions must be neurodivergent-safe: no trauma dumps, no pathologizing language.

Attach any writing, artwork, images, PDFs, or other materials you'd like to share.

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