Resources
A handful of guides and notes from the Neuroqueer Apothecary.
Herbalism things
- Herbalism notes
A living document of herbal notes, references, and practice.
Charlotte things
→- Charlotte resource guide
Healthcare, food, housing, clothing, funding, social groups, friendly shops, and more — gathered in one room for folks in Charlotte.
- Charlotte food bank list
A Charlotte-area food pantry and free-food spreadsheet.
Trans things
- Transition Guide: Now What?
A practical transition guide for questioning, exploring, and building a life that feels more like yours.
- Trans+ Representation in Anime
Explore the characters, stories, history, and wonderfully complicated relationship between anime and gender.
- Trans Representation in Anime Panel Kit
A ready-to-present panel kit with the PowerPoint, presenter notes, and research spreadsheet already built.
- Queer Sex, Consent & Bodily Autonomy
A trans- and neurodivergent-informed toolkit for bodily autonomy, boundaries, consent, communication, safer sex, and intimacy—plus a companion worksheet.
- Know your rights, boundaries, and consent
A primer on rights, boundaries, and consent.
Relationship things
→- Love languages
Twelve ways people may communicate and experience care, including seven modern connection styles and five neurodivergent love languages.
- Giving love language quiz
Discover the ways you naturally communicate affection, support, attention, and connection.
- Receiving love language quiz
Discover which forms of affection, support, attention, and connection most reliably register as love for you.
- Love language coaching
Work with Quinn to turn giving and receiving profiles into specific, realistic, consent-based ways of building connection.
- Queer Sex, Consent & Bodily Autonomy
A bodily autonomy and communication resource first—useful whether you are sexually active, exploring kink, or practicing boundaries.
Disability things
- Symptom flowchart
A symptom-navigation tool for people with EDS/HSD. Choose what you are feeling right now and get safer next-step guidance. This does not diagnose a cause.
- So, You Think You’re Hypermobile?
A practical guide to hypermobility, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, and figuring out what the hell your body is doing.
- How to Make Your Own Medical Binder
A DIY guide and blank template for turning a scattered medical history into something you can actually use at appointments.
- Custom Medical Binder Creation
A done-for-you service that turns your scattered medical history into an organized, usable medical binder.