WORK WITH THE COLLECTIVE
There are more ways to be part of this than buying a book.
Overbrained is a collective of neurodivergent humans making books, tools, conversations, and practical infrastructure for the places where existing systems keep missing us.
Sometimes that becomes a book. Sometimes it becomes a classroom tool, a podcast conversation, a keynote, a piece of writing, a workshop, a research question, or something we did not know needed to exist until somebody brought it to us.
If you know something from living it, studying it, teaching it, surviving it, building around it, or watching a system fail in the same place over and over, we want to hear from you.
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CREATE WITH THE COLLECTIVE
You do not need a degree, a platform, or a polished pitch.
The Collective already includes neurodivergent people from different professions, backgrounds, ages, and parts of life.
We are interested in people with lived knowledge, professional knowledge, questions worth asking, and things they are tired of watching everyone explain badly.
You might have an idea for a book. A question that deserves a real answer. A classroom tool that should already exist. A parenting experience nobody seems to talk about. A professional system that works very differently when your brain does. A story that belongs in the Collective.
You might want to write with us, contribute to a guide, join a podcast conversation, share your experience for a project, collaborate on curriculum or research, or help us build something we have not thought of yet.
We care less about whether you know how to pitch it and more about whether there is something there worth making visible.
WHAT WE CARE ABOUT
We want work that comes from somewhere real.
Not another generic explanation of ADHD.
Not a recycled list of productivity tips.
Not a story polished until every complicated part has disappeared.
We are interested in the part underneath that.
What actually happened? What did the system miss? What did you have to figure out yourself? What keeps happening to other people too? What would have made the road clearer?
That is usually where the work starts.
WHAT CONTRIBUTING CAN LOOK LIKE
Writing for Guides & Answers. Contributing lived or professional experience to an Overbrained book. Joining a recorded conversation or podcast. Reviewing a guide from inside your field. Helping us build curriculum, tools, workshops, or research. Bringing us an idea and figuring out together what form it should take.
You do not have to know which category your idea belongs in before you contact us.