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**Neurodiversity and Digital Well-Being: A Growing Conversation in the U.S.** Ever noticed how more users are asking how to build calmer, more focused online routines—especially when digital stress feels unavoidable? Natural curiosity around mental balance and screen habits has quietly shifted into widespread interest, particularly among working adults and parents navigating constant connectivity. Small but meaningful changes in behavior reflect a deeper desire to reclaim presence and reduce mental clutter. This growing awareness isn’t driven by a single trend but by a blend of rising mental health focus, workplace demands, and evolving digital tools designed for intentional use. People increasingly seek ways to stay grounded in fast-paced, screen-heavy environments—without rigid rules or pressure. This shift reveals a quiet but powerful need: a desire for sustainable digital well-being. **Why Neurodiversity is Reshaping Tech Use**