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Emily Quinton

Psychology, creativity, and neurodivergent life, for the curious and sensitive who don't quite fit.

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Sep 25, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 25, 2026

    The most unexpected plot twist of my 40s (opens the original)

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    Almost two years ago my marriage ended. It was ultimately my decision after a really difficult couple of years. It was something I had thought about so much. It wasn’t something I wanted but the alternative had become impossible for me to live with. So, I very bravely, very beautifully and very intentionally ended our relationship. What followed was many months of building myself back together with the love and support of some amazing friends, a lot of journalling, creativity, time in nature and

  2. Issue · Sep 18, 2026

    Taking a leap (opens the original)

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    A couple of weeks ago I was offered a place at King’s College London to study for an MSc in Neuroscience and Psychology. I am so, so excited! I start in a few weeks.I nearly didn’t apply, even though it was at the top of my list of courses. I was anxious that I wouldn’t be accepted and I didn’t know if I was ready to take that risk. But I also knew that I would regret it if I didn’t. I also knew that I wanted to do it now to fit in with our family exam rhythm (I do not want to be writing my diss

  3. Issue · Sep 10, 2026

    Let Me Try... (opens the original)

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    A few weeks a go a friend commented on how I’m really good at learning how my neurodivergence impacts me and then finding ways to support myself, and actually trying them out! It meant the world that she’d recognised this and it reminded me that I’d wanted to write about this very thing here, in case it inspires you to give some things a go too. I know this is how I’ve managed my beautifully wired brain all my life but I’ve not always known what was actually going to work for me, what was causin

  4. Issue · Aug 26, 2026

    How a Creative Hour can support you for the rest of your week (opens the original)

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    “Create something every day” has been our family motto ever since our eldest (now nearly 20 and at Art School in London!) wanted to paint every day at the age of 2. We completely embraced it and from that moment on we went all in on our creative family home. All these years later and the creativity still flows through us all. I love it but the older my children have got, the more aware of my own creative practice I’ve needed to become. When they. were younger we made stuff together all the time

  5. Issue · Aug 17, 2026

    Your Creative Hour This Week (opens the original)

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    We have made a last minute plan to go down to Cornwall for a couple of nights, so unfortunately I won’t be able to host Your Creative Hour this week. I will definitely be back next week on Tuesday 25th! Thank you in advance for your understanding. I hope you will still give yourself some creative time this week. I am starting to plan my Autumn creativit… Read more

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