Tag: neurodivergent collapse

Neurodivergent Collapse is a severe loss of usable cognitive, emotional, sensory, relational, or functional capacity when accumulated demands exceed what a neurodivergent nervous system can continue to sustain.

Within the Captivity Lens, collapse may follow prolonged masking, coercive adaptation, sensory overload, relational threat, stacked rupture, or repeated demands to function beyond available capacity.

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