An estimated 97% of autistic people over 60 remain undiagnosed—a staggering gap that experts are now calling attention to as families seek better ways to support this "neglected generation."

The recognition matters because understanding a parent's neurodivergence can transform family relationships. Whether it's ADHD, autism, or other neurodevelopmental traits, late-life diagnosis opens doors to compassion, better communication strategies, and practical support tailored to how their brains actually work. Family members are increasingly asking the right questions and seeking guidance on how to show up better for the parents who raised them. Read the full story →

Today's takeaway: Understanding your parent's neurodivergence isn't just about diagnosis—it's about deepening connection and showing appreciation for the unique ways they've always loved you.