Lee Hopkins reflects on his writing journey, sharing three transformative lessons: embracing discomfort, practising gentle persistence, and finding joy in the process. He emphasises mindfulness, vulnerability, and creativity while balancing AI tools like Claude to enhance storytelling, making writing a practice of radical presence
She’s on her way back! Stephanie, our favourite cybercrime detective, is currently having her fourth book written about her. Want to read a draft of the first chapter? Be my guest!
“Embracing Neurodiversity“ offers an overview of several neurodevelopmental conditions (autism, ADHD, dyslexia, Tourette’s, and dyscalculia), explaining their characteristics, challenges, and strengths, and advocating for neurodiversity acceptance. Then, “Understanding AuDHD“ focuses specifically on the co-occurrence of autism and ADHD (AuDHD), exploring its neurological basis, impact on daily life, and strategies for support and understanding, emphasizing the Double Empathy Problem and the need for mutual understanding in communication. […]
Of course it will. Look at the distance generative AI has come in the last two years. Two years ago it could barely punch its way out of a wet paper bag. Now, even professional writers and academics are admitting that generative writing AI—such as Claude or ChatGPT—have leap frogged themselves to a point where said professionals cannot write as well as the AI engines. […]
A recent review explores the potential of red blood cell lithium measurements in managing mood disorders. While some evidence suggests benefits in predicting side effects and treatment response, results are mixed. The study highlights the complexity of lithium treatment and the need for personalised monitoring
“The AI Scribe” explores how artificial intelligence is transforming writing across various fields. It offers practical guidance on using AI writing tools, addresses ethical concerns, and examines future trends. The book emphasizes AI as a tool to enhance, not replace, human creativity in writing
Lee Hopkins blends professionalism with approachability. He offers authoritative, well-organised content aimed at professionals, while featuring a warm, engaging tone. He exhibits meticulousness, empathy, and adaptability, enhancing reader engagement through educational content and subtle humour
The article discusses the complexities of decision-making, particularly for those with impulsive and spontaneous traits, like the author. It explores the challenges posed by societal norms and expectations, highlighting the importance of embracing one’s unique neurodiversity
Bipolar disorder is a mental illness affecting mood and functionality, characterised by manic and depressive episodes. While its exact cause is unknown, genetic, environmental, and neurological factors contribute. Treatment typically involves medication, therapy, and lifestyle changes to manage symptoms and improve quality of life.
Project title Empowering bibliotherapy literature by popularising and positioning psychological concepts as benefits Research topic summary This project delves into the use of psychological theories within fictional literature, specifically focusing on a novel. While the psychology discussed is based on genuine science, it is not central to the story being told. The project aims to highlight the challenges and opportunities involved in presenting complex psychological […]