Achilles Story Explained: ADHD, Rage and the Armor We Wear
The Achilles story explained, in Jeremy Van Wert's reading, is a story about an unregulated nervous system and the armor we build to survive. From the river Styx to the tent of King Priam, Jeremy retells the myth and links it to ADHD, rejection sensitivity, masking and the vulnerable human part everyone protects.
Prometheus Myth Meaning: What It Says About ADHD and Justice
The Prometheus myth meaning, in Jeremy Van Wert's reading, is that doing what you know is right can cost you dearly. Prometheus took fire for humanity without asking and was punished by Zeus for thousands of years. Jeremy sees the same pattern in ADHD: a strong sense of justice, pattern recognition, loyalty and the shame and burnout that can follow.
Theseus and the Minotaur Meaning: What the Myth Says About ADHD
The Theseus and the Minotaur meaning, in Jeremy Van Wert's reading, is that strength alone won't get you out of the maze. He sees the labyrinth as ADHD overwhelm, the Minotaur as the inner critic, and the thread as the plan, organization and support that lead you back.