Research
I’m [Your Name, Credentials]. My current work develops the Recursive Temporal Appraisal Loop (RTAL), a model focused on temporal processing, decision-making, and day-to-day functioning in ADHD and related neurodivergent profiles.
Primary interests
- Recursion and feedback loops
- Nonlinear time perception
- Prospective memory / future-self simulation
- Practical implications for planning, motivation, and follow-through
Preprint
The Recursive Temporal Appraisal Loop (RTAL): A Feedback-first Architecture Model of ADHD
A working paper introducing RTAL and its core constructs, with emphasis on how recursive appraisal of time shapes initiation, persistence, and behavioral regulation.
What you’ll find inside
- [Core construct #1]
- [Core construct #2]
- [Applied implications / predictions]
Suggested reading path
- Skim the abstract + model overview
- Use the glossary as a companion reference
- Return to the modules for applied practice
Interactive Glossary (Free)
A searchable glossary of key terms used across the Five-Spoke ecosystem and related research notes. Built to reduce jargon friction and make the framework easier to navigate.
Good for
- Quick lookup while reading
- Orienting to the model’s language
- Finding related concepts fast
If you want the underlying model
Start with the preprint for RTAL, then use the glossary as a companion reference while exploring the toolkits.
- Read the preprint: Open the RTAL preprint
- Explore the Five-Spoke tools: Go to the toolkit library
In progress
- [Working paper / draft #1]
- [Working paper / draft #2]
- [Concept/tool in development]
- [Upcoming writing series or workshop]
Follow / updates
- Substack: [SUBSTACK_URL]
- [Optional] Writing index: [ARCHIVE_URL]
- [Optional] Contact: [CONTACT_URL]
Note: This page shares educational materials and research-in-progress. It is not clinical care.