Oct: Achieve Success: Tips for Working With Your Neurodivergent Brain
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Those with neurodivergent brains will learn different ways to approach their work to find what works for them in this 60-minute Zoom workshop.
Instructor: Dayna M. Reidenouer
Date: Saturday, October 17, 2026
Time: 11 a.m. (Eastern)
Type: Zoom
About the Workshop
Many neurodivergent people feel stifled within the structure of the traditional workplace, but the freedom of working from home also has its drawbacks, with plenty of opportunity for distraction and anxiety. However, neurodivergent writers, as well as anyone who deals with disruptions and busyness throughout their day, can thrive through the judicious adoption of appropriate tools and strategies. Attendees will learn different ways to approach their work based on the following principles: 1. Neurodivergent brains are awesome and deserve to be honored and respected with methods that fit, not chafe. 2. Focus flourishes in environments that foster growth. 3. Breaking the rules is advised; find what works for you and throw out the rest of it.
About the Instructor
Dayna M. Reidenouer (they/them) is an inclusion-focused line/copy editor, proofreader, and book coach, specializing in romance, cozy mystery, and children’s books. Their favorite characters are those who aren’t traditionally represented in romance—MCs who are disabled, queer, and fat—and they automatically check for authenticity and respectful portrayal of historically marginalized people as they edit. Dayna is in their second terms as a member of the boards of directors of the Editorial Freelancers Association and the Contemporary Romance Writers. Their short story, “Simon Says Yes,” was published in the Rainbow Romance Writers RWA chapter’s Pride & Presents anthology released in fall 2023. To learn more about Dayna and their services, visit https://www.yourpublishingbff.com.
Achieve Success: Tips for Working With Your Neurodivergent Brain
Writer's Life Workshop - October 2026
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$10.00-$15.00
Instructor: Dayna M. Reidenouer
Date: Saturday, October 17, 2026
Time: 11 a.m. (Eastern)
Type: Zoom
USD Fee: $10 HHRW Members/$15 Non-Members
About the Workshop
Many neurodivergent people feel stifled within the structure of the traditional workplace, but the freedom of working from home also has its drawbacks, with plenty of opportunity for distraction and anxiety. However, neurodivergent writers, as well as anyone who deals with disruptions and busyness throughout their day, can thrive through the judicious adoption of appropriate tools and strategies. Attendees will learn different ways to approach their work based on the following principles: 1. Neurodivergent brains are awesome and deserve to be honored and respected with methods that fit, not chafe. 2. Focus flourishes in environments that foster growth. 3. Breaking the rules is advised; find what works for you and throw out the rest of it.
About the Instructor
Dayna M. Reidenouer (they/them) is an inclusion-focused line/copy editor, proofreader, and book coach, specializing in romance, cozy mystery, and children’s books. Their favorite characters are those who aren’t traditionally represented in romance—MCs who are disabled, queer, and fat—and they automatically check for authenticity and respectful portrayal of historically marginalized people as they edit. Dayna is in their second terms as a member of the boards of directors of the Editorial Freelancers Association and the Contemporary Romance Writers. Their short story, “Simon Says Yes,” was published in the Rainbow Romance Writers RWA chapter’s Pride & Presents anthology released in fall 2023. To learn more about Dayna and their services, visit https://www.yourpublishingbff.com.