Stay caught up on notes.

Neurodiversity Noted

Virtual coworking community to help you focus and get notes DONE!

We're creating a new community of neurodiverse mental health professionals to collectively conquer the challenge of staying up-to-date on clinical documentation. Timely documentation means less stress, more time, better client results, and reduced chance for burnout.

Stop fearing insurance "clawbacks," record requests, board complaints, or upset supervisors because of incomplete notes. You work hard, and documentation should support -not harm - your journey as you impact others. Take action to get caught up, and stay, caught up on your notes.

Membership Includes:

+ Virtual coworking community space

+ Weekly scheduled focus time

+ Opportunities to connect with others that understand your journey and are also building routines for success.

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Neurodivergence in Professionals

Some of what makes neurodivergence a super power can also lead to a ND professional experiencing challenges staying caught up on clinical documentation. Consider the following factors:

  1. Executive Functioning Differences: Many neurodivergent individuals, such as those with ADHD or autism, may experience differences in executive functioning. This can affect their ability to organize tasks, manage time effectively, and stay focused on a specific task, such as note-taking.
  2. Sensory Sensitivities: Some neurodivergent individuals may have sensory sensitivities that can be triggered in a busy or distracting environment. If their workspace is not tailored to accommodate their sensory needs, it might be challenging for them to concentrate on note-taking.
  3. Perfectionism: Neurodivergent individuals may experience perfectionistic tendencies, leading them to spend more time on tasks to ensure they meet high standards. This can contribute to a delay in completing notes as they may strive for perfection in their documentation.
  4. Communication Differences: Certain neurodivergent individuals, such as autistic people, may have differences in communication styles. This can sometimes make it challenging to convey thoughts and experiences in a way that aligns with conventional note-taking practices.
  5. Burnout and Fatigue: Neurodivergent individuals may be more susceptible to burnout or fatigue due to factors like increased stress or social challenges. This can impact their ability to stay motivated and focused on completing administrative tasks such as note-writing.
  6. Lack of Accommodations: In some cases, mental health professionals may not have the necessary accommodations in their workplace to support their neurodivergent needs. This can include having a quiet and comfortable workspace or access to assistive technologies.

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Neurotypical Professionals Get Behind on Notes Too!

Like anyone else, neurotypical professionals may encounter various reasons for falling behind on note-taking. Some common reasons include:

  1. Time Management Issues: Sometimes individuals might struggle with managing their time effectively, leading to delays in completing note-taking tasks.
  2. Distractions: Everyday distractions, both in the workplace and personal life, can hinder individuals from maintaining focus on note-taking responsibilities.
  3. Procrastination: Procrastination, a common behavior for many people, can result in delayed note-taking as individuals may put off the task until the last minute.
  4. Volume of Work: An overwhelming workload or a high volume of information to process can make it challenging to keep up with note-taking.
  5. Lack of Motivation: A lack of motivation or interest in the subject matter may contribute to delays in note-taking, as individuals may not feel compelled to prioritize this task.
  6. Health Issues: Physical or mental health issues can affect neurotypical individuals and impact their ability to focus on and complete note-taking responsibilities.
  7. Multitasking: Trying to juggle multiple tasks simultaneously can lead to inefficiencies and errors.
  8. Ineffective Note-Taking Strategies: Some individuals may lack effective note-taking strategies, making the process more time-consuming and less efficient.
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We embrace neurodiversity because everyone gets behind on notes.

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