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Meerkat Mode, Monotropic Split, and Monotropic Spiral

Tanya Adkin and David Gray-Hammond are doing great work furthering our understanding of atypical burnout, monotropism, and the intersections of the two. Tanya’s conceptions of Meerkat Mode, Monotropic Split, and Monotropic Spiral really resonate with me. We created new glossary pages and updated our Monotropism and Burnout pages with selections from their work:

Table of Contents

Meerkat Mode
Monotropic Spiral
Monotropic Split

Meerkat Mode

Lovingly dubbed “meerkat mode” by Tanya due to the heightened state of vigilance and arousal it presents, it involves constantly looking for danger and threat. It is more than hyper-arousal, Tanya believes that it is actually an overwhelmed monotropic person desperately looking for a hook into a monotropic flow-state.
This is not just sensory hyper-arousal, it is the tendency of monotropic [AuDHD] minds to seek out a natural and consuming flow-state to aid recovery from burnout and/or monotropic split. Because of the heightened sensory-arousal and adrenal response that comes with it, monotropic flow becomes difficult to access, leading into monotropic spiral.”
Adkin & Gray-Hammond (2023)

What is meerkat mode?
Hypervigilance
Seeking a monotropic flow-state (Hyperfocus)
Increased Sensory Dysregulation
May be unable to stop or rest
What is meerkat mode and how does it relate to AuDHD? – Emergent Divergence

What atypical burnout can look like is being stuck in a hyper-aroused state, Tanya often affectionately dubs this as “meerkat-mode”, she describes a meerkat-type nervousness, constantly on the look out for danger, unable to focus and self-regulate creating the need for constant co-regulation with another person, and a fear of being left alone. This is sometimes misinterpreted as attachment disorder because of the childs perceived over-attachment to a parent or safe person. We often see this type of response from children and young people in traumatic school environments for extended periods of time.
Creating Autistic Suffering: What is Atypical Burnout? – Emergent Divergence

Lovingly dubbed “meerkat mode” by Tanya due to the heightened state of vigilance and arousal it presents, it involves constantly looking for danger and threat. It is more than hyper-arousal, Tanya believes that it is actually an overwhelmed monotropic person desperately looking for a hook into a monotropic flow-state.This is not just sensory hyper-arousal, it is the tendency of monotropic minds to seek out a natural and consuming flow-state to aid recovery from burnout and/or monotropic split. Because of the heightened sensory-arousal and adrenal response that comes with it, monotropic flow becomes difficult to access, leading into monotropic spiral.
Creating Autistic Suffering: The AuDHD Burnout to Psychosis Cycle- A deeper look – Emergent Divergence

Monotropic Spiral

Tanya’s original concept of Monotropic spiral results from the inertia of monotropic flow. It may involve obsessive-compulsive type occurrences of rumination about a particular subject of experience that pulls the person deeper and deeper into an all-consuming monotropic spiral. Associative thinking that starts connecting this to anything and everything, seemingly like an ever increasing black-hole (Adkin & Gray-Hammond, 2023; Gray-Hammond & Adkin, 2023).
This can lead to the development of apparent loss of insight into ones own mental state and reality as described by the general population.
Monotropic spiral is not psychosis. It is rather the vehicle that carries the person into psychotic phenomena, and maintains its inertia. Much like a star collapsing on itself, the resultant black-hole sucks in everything in its vicinity and is all-consuming.
A person experiencing monotropic spiral may lose insight and their sense of Self, compounded by a decoupling from shared reality.
Creating Autistic Suffering: The AuDHD Burnout to Psychosis Cycle- A deeper look – Emergent Divergence

Monotropic Split

Monotropic split refers to a very specific type of attentional trauma experienced by monotropic people who are regularly exceeding their attentional resources (Adkin, 2022) in an effort to meet the demands of living in a world designed for non-monotropic (polytropic) people. It inevitably leads to burnout.
Creating Autistic Suffering: The AuDHD Burnout to Psychosis Cycle- A deeper look – Emergent Divergence

So, what happens when a monotropic mind is forced to live in a polytropic way?
A monotropic individual focuses more detailed attention over fewer attention streams than a polytropic (non-Autistic) individual. When they are forced into environments where they must perform like a polytropic person, the amount of attention to detail they apply to multiple attention streams doesn’t decrease, all that happens is the monotropic mind experiences trauma by being pushed into trying to give more attention than any individual can cognitively give.
I call this monotropic split. The monotropic mind is having to split its attention and give more mental energy and attention than it has available to be able to withstand the environment it is in and remain safe.
When we think of an Autistic person experiencing overwhelm, we are thinking of a monotropic mind taking on more than it can process and creating meltdown or shutdown. Therefore, experiencing monotropic split is the cause of meltdown or shutdown.
When we think of an Autistic person who masks, “copes” and “gets by” which eventually leads to burnout or mental health crisis, we are again thinking of a monotropic mind being forced to perform in a way that traumatises its processing capabilities. This is monotropic split causing trauma, burnout, or mental health crisis.
Guest Post: What is monotropic split? – Emergent Divergence

Autistic burnout starts with monotropic split (Adkin, 2022) over a sustained period of time. Burnout recovery can take months or even years, and the recommended course of action is usually to remove as many demands as possible, and recharge through interest-led activities.
Creating Autistic Suffering: What is Atypical Burnout? – Emergent Divergence

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Enhancing Caregiver Support: Cultivating Mindfulness Practices

Discovering Sacredness

We are all unique beings of energy, existing briefly before returning to the cosmos. Each of us plays a part in the symphony of life, contributing to our journey through the universe. Every experience is sacred and filled with the wonder of existence. By adopting this perspective, we discover the universe’s secrets, and each encounter unveils a new aspect of life’s beauty. To understand our connection to everything, we must let go of judgment and fear, recognizing the divine essence within ourselves and our place in creation. Let us begin a journey of self-discovery, moving through time and space as we allow our true selves to grow freely and naturally.

Embracing Present-Moment Awareness: Finding Magic in the Ordinary

Remember that the ordinary is truly sacred, and within you, it shines its brightest. Embrace present-moment awareness to infuse each moment with enchantment, for it is in these fleeting seconds that life reveals its most profound beauty. By pausing to fully embrace each moment, we invite the magic that envelops us, awakening our senses and rejuvenating our souls. This conscious practice allows us to breathe in the richness of our surroundings, enhancing our appreciation for the simple things, like the warmth of sunlight on our skin or the sound of laughter echoing in the air. As we cultivate this mindfulness, we create a deeper connection with ourselves and the world around us, transforming the mundane into the miraculous and igniting a spark of joy that resonates in every heartbeat.

Cultivating Present-Moment Awareness: Releasing attachment

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To cultivate present-moment awareness, consistent practice is required. Our lives have become encumbered with social media and fear-mongering that pushes us towards anxiety about the future, while we remain constricted by the unchangeable past. We need to return to the present moment with cues such as the breath or heartbeat, which serve as gentle reminders of our existence right here and now. When we embody present-moment awareness, we ultimately lose attachment to the ego, shedding the burdens of societal expectations and self-imposed limitations. We release attachment to who we think we are and instead experience life as the witness, calmly reflecting on the beautiful mystery of creation. This shift in perspective allows us to embrace the richness of our experiences, nurturing a deeper understanding of our connection to the world around us, fostering peace and gratitude in our everyday existence. By staying grounded in the present, we can navigate our lives with clarity and purpose, appreciating the fleeting moments that make up our lives.

Ways to Cultivate Present-Moment Awareness

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Mindful Breathing: Take a few moments each day to focus on your breath. Inhale deeply, hold for a moment, and exhale slowly. This practice centers your mind and brings you into the present.
Body Scan Meditation: Lie down comfortably and mentally scan your body from head to toe, paying attention to any sensations. This practice heightens awareness of your physical presence.
Nature Walks: Spend time in nature and consciously observe your surroundings. Notice the colors, sounds, and textures around you, immersing yourself in the beauty of the moment.
Gratitude Journaling: Write down three things you are grateful for each day. This practice shifts your focus to the present and enhances your appreciation for the small joys in life.
Mindful Eating: When you eat, savor each bite. Notice the flavors, textures, and aromas of your food. This practice helps you appreciate nourishment in a meaningful way.
Digital Detox: Set aside specific times to unplug from technology. Use this time to engage in activities that allow you to connect with yourself and your surroundings without distractions.
Meditation: Establish a daily meditation practice. Even a few minutes of focusing on your breath or a specific thought can enhance your ability to remain in the present.
Grounding Exercises: Practice grounding techniques, such as feeling the ground beneath your feet or identifying five things you can see, hear, smell, taste, and touch in your environment.
Mindful Movement: Engage in yoga, tai chi, or any gentle physical activity where you concentrate on the movements and your body’s sensations, fostering a deep connection with the present.
Limit Multitasking: Focus on one task at a time, whether it’s working, eating, or conversing. This practice enhances concentration and presence in each activity.

By integrating these practices into your daily routine, you can cultivate a greater awareness of the present moment, enriching your life experience and fostering a deeper connection with yourself and the world around you.

Remember to be patient with yourself. If you are dealing with hardship, such as health problems or caring for others, these practices can be overwhelming. During such challenging periods, it’s essential to acknowledge your limits and accept that it’s okay to prioritize self-care. Sometimes it is better to remove practices that are not currently serving you instead of adding new priorities. The key is to focus on what truly nurtures your well-being and contributes positively to your life. We do not want to overstress ourselves, but learn to find the functional middle ground. Striking this balance allows for personal growth and fosters resilience, leading to a healthier approach toward handling life’s obstacles. Remember, the journey to healing and balance is not a race; it’s a gradual process that requires gentleness and self-compassion.

Mindful Coping Strategies for Health Challenges

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Navigating health problems, whether your own or those of a loved one, can be incredibly challenging. Here are some mindful strategies to help you cope during these difficult times:

Practice Self-Compassion: Acknowledge that it’s okay to feel overwhelmed. Treat yourself with kindness and understanding, just as you would for a friend in a similar situation.
Breathing Exercises: Utilize deep breathing techniques to ground yourself. Inhale deeply through your nose, hold for a few seconds, and exhale slowly through your mouth. This simple practice can help reduce stress and anxiety.
Mindful Journaling: Take a few moments each day to express your thoughts and feelings in a journal. Writing can serve as an emotional release and help clarify your feelings about your situation.
Seek Support: Connect with others who understand what you’re going through. Whether it’s a support group or simply friends and family, talking about your experiences can provide comfort and reduce feelings of isolation.
Limit Information Overload: While it’s important to stay informed, excessive research about health conditions can lead to anxiety. Set boundaries around how much time you spend gathering information.
Establish a Routine: Create a daily routine that includes time for self-care. Whether it’s a leisurely cup of tea or a short walk, having structured time can provide stability.
Engage in Gentle Movement: Participate in gentle physical activities like yoga or stretching. These practices can help release tension and promote relaxation.
Mindful Listening: If caring for someone else, practice active listening. Be present and fully engaged when they speak, fostering feelings of connection and support.
Limit Distractions: Set aside time when you are fully present, free from distractions like phones or television. This can help you focus on the moment and your feelings.
Nurture Moments of Joy: Find small moments that bring you joy, whether it’s listening to music, enjoying nature, or savoring a favorite meal. Acknowledging these moments can enhance your well-being amidst difficulties.
Gratitude Practice: Reflect on aspects of your life that you are grateful for, even during tough times. Writing down three things each day can shift your perspective.
Professional Support: If feelings of stress or anxiety become overwhelming, consider seeking the help of a mental health professional. Therapy can offer guidance and coping strategies tailored to your situation.

By incorporating these mindful strategies into your life, you can cultivate resilience and find moments of peace, even amid challenges. Remember to be gentle with yourself and recognize that it’s okay to ask for help when needed.

Caregiver Support and Mental Health Resources

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National Alliance for Caregiving (NAC)
Website: www.caregiving.org
Provides support and resources for caregivers, including research, tools, and advocacy.
Family Caregiver Alliance (FCA)
Website: www.caregiver.org
Offers information, support groups, and resources to help caregivers take care of themselves.
AARP Caregiver Resources
Website: www.aarp.org/caregiving
Features a wide range of resources, from articles to community partnerships for caregiver support.
Caregiver Action Network (CAN)
Website: www.caregiveraction.org
Provides educational resources, webinars, and a community for caregivers.
National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
Website: www.nimh.nih.gov
Offers information on mental health conditions, coping strategies, and finding help.
Mental Health America (MHA)
Website: www.mhanational.org
Provides resources for mental health support and information on various conditions.
Psychology Today – Find a Therapist
Website: www.psychologytoday.com
A tool for finding mental health professionals in your area.
Crisis Text Line
Text: “HELLO” to 741741
A free text service that connects you with a trained crisis counselor for immediate support.
Support Groups Central
Website: www.supportgroupscentral.com
Offers online support groups for caregivers and those dealing with mental health issues.
Alzheimer’s Association
Website: www.alz.org
Provides support for caregivers of individuals with Alzheimer’s, including resources and community support.
Caregiving.com
Website: www.caregiving.com
A community for caregivers to share experiences, advice, and find support.
BetterHelp
Website: www.betterhelp.com
An online platform for professional counseling, connecting individuals with licensed therapists.

By using these resources, caregivers can find the support and mental health assistance they need to manage their responsibilities and well-being better.

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Beavers Were Brought To The [Utah] Desert To Save A Dying River. Six Years Later, Here Are The Results.
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Поколение большого пальца – вот как нас называли. Какие глубокомысленные переписки мы ухитрялись вести на кнопочных телефонах, набирая текст SMS большим пальцем асинхронно с конспектированием лекций… Когда пользователь печатает или вообще взаимодействует с приложением слишком быстро, возникает опасность гиперотзывчивости. Приложение вынуждено реагировать на всякий чих, а в таких случаях, как известно, не наздравствуешься. Естественно, в Kotlin Flow, где данные текут непрерывным потоком и легко провоцируют избыточные реакции, эта проблема стоит особенно остро. Например, если мы построим на Flow систему автодополнений, то увидим что-то такое:

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Firstly, this is supposed to be a continuous vertical flow-through worm bin, but moist worm castings just do not #flow. Not even downwards. Not even when they are in a wide, straight, vertical tube. They form a sticky, coherent, muddy cake that plasters itself to the inside of its container. When I harvest from the bottom, I create a pocket of air that just stays there. I mean, the air pocket will migrate upwards *eventually*, because small amounts of castings crumble off above it and resettle below it, but in the meanwhile, the contents of the bin will overflow with the newly added material at the top. I have to use violence to force the castings downwards.