Podcasts about neurodivergents

This is a important episode. Khushboo Chabria and I have a discussion on the inclusion of Neurodivergents in society, especially in the workplace and education. That neurodiversity, like ADHD and Autism is not a mental disorder. Each person is important and desires accommodations for the type of brain that were born with.Khushboo Chabria is a dynamic neurodiversity specialist, career coach, and mental health advocate who's reshaping how organizations embrace nuerodistinct talent. She is coauthor of the book "Neurodiversity for Dummies" and wrote the entire chapter on ADHD.Through her work with Neurodiversity Pathways at Goodwill of Silicon Valley, Khushboo isn't just opening doors; she's transforming entire workplace cultures, building bridges between neurodivergent talent and meaningful careers. Drawing from her background as a therapist, her leadership expertise, and her own journey with ADHD, Khushboo brings an authentic, multi-faceted perspective to neurodiversity advocacy.Khushboo Site'sFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/khushnessX(Twitter): https://x.com/khushnessYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@khushness1Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/khushnessLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/khushboochabria/OTR sites:Podcast Website: https://bobadleman.wixsite.com/otrmentalhealthMail: OvertheRainbowbob@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/otrachievingmentalhealhfrInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/over_the_rainbow_achieving Twitter: https://twitter.com/overtherain1bownYouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChEYTddPDUaiZbFliit1r5QThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podder - https://www.podderapp.com/privacy-policyPodtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp

L'écrivain britannique Daniel Tammet, l'un des plus célèbres autistes savants, est notre invité pour son livre "Des pierres, ils ont fait des étoiles" (Les Arènes). Il nous plonge dans l'univers extraordinaire d'hommes et de femmes qui ont su faire de leur différence une force. En entrant dans la tête de ces esprits singuliers que l'on qualifie aujourd'hui de « neuroatypiques », il révèle le monde intérieur d'un inspecteur autiste qui résout des affaires de meurtre en Angleterre ; d'un garçon pas comme les autres qui va conquérir Hollywood ; d'une mère et de son fils non-verbal qui déjouent le pronostic des médecins ; d'une ingénieure nigériane visionnaire ; d'un mathématicien français, lauréat de la médaille Fields, reconnaissable à son intrigante broche-araignée et de bien d'autres… Autant de récits pleins de poésie, de justesse et d'empathie, à rebours des clichés, qui racontent le destin de personnes hors du commun. Chacune à sa manière témoigne de la puissance de l'imagination autistique et de la liberté avec laquelle elle invente sa vie. Une incroyable leçon sur la neurodiversité du genre humain. À partir de 16h00, Jérôme Colin et ses chroniqueurs vous offrent toute l'actualité culturelle : cinéma, musique, littérature, théâtre… Toujours avec une touche d'humour. Après Bagarre dans la Discothèque, le jeu musical décalé, Jérôme reçoit un grand invité et, dans la dernière demi-heure, avec Hélène Maquet, Julie Morelle et les chroniqueurs, ils vous emmènent dans la bonne humeur vers la nouvelle émission d'info de fin de journée. 1h30 de plaisir intelligent. Merci pour votre écoute Entrez sans Frapper c'est également en direct tous les jours de la semaine de 16h à 17h30 sur www.rtbf.be/lapremiere Retrouvez l'ensemble des épisodes et les émission en version intégrale (avec la musique donc) de Entrez sans Frapper sur notre plateforme Auvio.be : https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/8521 Abonnez-vous également à la partie "Bagarre dans la discothèque" en suivant ce lien: https://audmns.com/HSfAmLDEt si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement. Vous pourriez également apprécier ces autres podcasts issus de notre large catalogue: Le voyage du Stradivarius Feuermann : https://audmns.com/rxPHqEENoir Jaune Rouge - Belgian Crime Story : https://feeds.audiomeans.fr/feed/6e3f3e0e-6d9e-4da7-99d5-f8c0833912c5.xmlLes Petits Papiers : https://audmns.com/tHQpfAm Des rencontres inspirantes avec des artistes de tous horizons. Galaxie BD: https://audmns.com/nyJXESu Notre podcast hebdomadaire autour du 9ème art.Nom: Van Hamme, Profession: Scénariste : https://audmns.com/ZAoAJZF Notre série à propos du créateur de XII et Thorgal. Franquin par Franquin : https://audmns.com/NjMxxMg Ecoutez la voix du créateur de Gaston (et de tant d'autres...)

Send us a textThe perfect blend of digital marketing and psychology, this discussion features Sarah Presch, Digital Marketing Director of Dragon Metrics, who shares her journey from studying marketing to pursuing psychology, emphasizing the critical role of understanding consumer behavior in this space. The conversation explores the rewarding nature of mentorship, emphasizing mutual learning, humility, structured success plans, and regular check-ins. In this episode, Sarah explores ethical considerations in digital marketing and SEO, including the influence of cognitive bias, the importance of psychological safety, and the challenges of ethical content creation. The discussion wraps with Sarah's passion for music as a therapeutic tool and how it's all tied into her achievements with Dragon Metrics. Episode Highlights: Understanding human behavior is crucial in marketing and the intersection between psychology and marketing promotes innovation and perspective.Sarah founded Neurodivergents in SEO to provide a safe space for digital marketing professionals on the spectrum to talk and learn about marketing career paths. Ethical considerations that exist in digital marketing and SEO, include the influence of cognitive bias - specifically a user's confirmation bias, the importance of psychological safety, and the challenges of ethical content creation.She stresses the importance for marketers in understanding an audience's culture and language. Episode Links: Sarah's professional websiteSarah's LinkedInSarah's XDragon Metrics websiteDragon Metrics LinkedIn Neurodivergents in SEOFollow The Digital Marketing Mentor: Website and Blog: thedmmentor.com Instagram: @thedmmentor Linkedin: @thedmmentor YouTube: @thedmmentor Interested in Digital Marketing Services, Careers, or Courses? Check out more from the TDMM Family: Optidge.com - Full Service Digital Marketing Agency specializing in SEO, PPC, Paid Social, and Lead Generation efforts for established B2C and B2B businesses and organizations. ODEOacademy.com - Digital Marketing online education and course platform. ODEO gives you solid digital marketing knowledge to launch/boost your career or understand your business's digital marketing strategy.

Jamie Johnston is the founder of Mattr, the first neurodivergent-friendly dating app. Jamie is also AuDHD. This makes him the most knowledgable person in the world to speak to about neurodivergent dating.Expect to learn solutions to the common themes that crop up around ADHD and dating, what men look for in an ADHD partner, if people with ADHD have a 'type', how to manage pre-date overwhelm, how dating apps are manipulating your brain, and so much more!00:00 Trailer01:40 When was your first memory of feeling different? 05:44 Do you see a common theme crop up when it comes to difficulties revolving around ADHD, Dating and friendship? 07:01 What do you think ADHD or AuDHD people look for in a partner? Is there a "type" they go for?09:09 where does your dating app differ from the more commonly known ones?13:48 Talk us through what happens to the ADHD brain when using dating apps.16:14 Talk us through what happens to the ADHD brain just before a first date with someone and why that can be addictive.17:40 Do modern dating apps cause a lot of self-esteem issues within an ADHD brain? 20:37 How are dating apps designed to keep us engaged and why is that particularly bad for someone with ADHD? 22:53 How do you think dating changed pre and post technology and why do so many relationships seem to fizzle out fast? 24:46 Your ADHD Item27:19 Washing machine of woes31:50 Do you think, from your experience, that Neurodivergents are more compatible, or at the very least, drawn to one another? 35:24 What do you think dating would be like for a Neurodivergent person who doesn't know they are neurodivergent, is there a blind spot there? (I.e, does it help to know in the dating world if you have ADHD)38:13 What has market research told you about the common struggles of a neurodivergent looking for love? 44:20 What is an ideal first date location for a neurodivergent person49:02 What do you think guys are looking for in a partner? ADHD or otherwise?52:57 Do you have a message of hope for those single neurodivergents looking for love? 53:43 What do men tend to look for in a woman online from their dating profiles?56:06 Top mistakes women make on their dating profiles 57:38 First date red flags that could suggest narcissism 58:43 RSD and dating, how are they interlinked? 01:00:34 Celibacy, dating apps and the dopamine of an ADHDer. Is someone with ADHD more inclined to get distracted?01:03:48 Is alcohol on a first date a good idea for someone with ADHD?01:06:48 Do you think Ghosting and ADHD have a relationship? Visit the Mattr website

Are you ready to hear how one organisation is making a difference in the lives of young people with neurodivergences? Join us for an inspiring conversation with Deirdre Hardy from Future Connect! In this episode, we are thrilled to host Deirdre Hardy, a dedicated advocate for young people with neurodivergences. Deirdre is the CEO of Future Connect, an organisation committed to supporting young individuals as they transition from education to employment. With a wealth of experience in working with neurodiverse youth, Deirdre has been instrumental in helping them navigate their educational and career pathways, ensuring they have the support they need to thrive. Significant Topics of Discussion: Introduction to Future Connect: Deirdre explains the mission and activities of Future Connect, emphasising their role in assisting young people in their transition from school to work. Local Learning Employment Networks (LLEN): Learn about the 31 organisations across Victoria that support young individuals through the Department of Education's school-to-work contract. Challenges and Support for Neurodiverse Youth: Deirdre discusses the importance of understanding and meeting the unique needs of neurodiverse young people, including those with dyslexia, ADHD, and other diagnoses. Strategies for Employment Success: Discover the various strategies and activities Future Connect employs to help young people develop employability skills and secure work placements. Importance of Diagnosis: The conversation highlights how a diagnosis can be empowering for young people, providing them with a sense of identity and facilitating the support they need. Disclosure in the Workplace: Deirdre shares insights into the complexities of disclosing neurodivergence in job interviews and how Future Connect supports young people in this process. Links to Diedre's resources: Future Connect Website: https://futureconnect.org.au/ Realise your Potential: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwmP9L-rPuQ Marcella's interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FdJCYNf004 The Making of Marcella's Interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmJSA2CQ53E A Note From Our Director and Podcast Host: I'm Dr Shae Wissell and you have been listening to the Hobo CEO podcast. Head to http://rethinkdyslexia.com.au to find out more about today's guest speaker. To keep up-to-date with all our news, follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram. You can also listen to our Dear Dyslexic Podcast as well! If you haven't done so yet, go to your favoured podcast platform and subscribe, rate, and review this podcast. Join me next time for another conversation on Hobo CEO. If you found any of this content distressing, seek support: LifeLine on 13 11 14 BeyondBlue counsellor on 1300 22 4636

Rounding off Season 1 is the multi-talented creatrix Lucy H. Pearce. Her books "Burning Woman", "Moon Time", "The Kitchen Witch Companion" are regulars on my bookshelves and I recommend her work to everyone I know. Her books are life-changing, transformational and inspirational. She opened Womancraft Publishing house to give voice to the oft-silenced works that traditional publishers were ignoring. She is a force of nature and I was so happy to finally get to chat to her after almost two decades of admiring her work.Dive into this pocket of joy as we discuss how Lucy manages her heavy workload around her chronic migraines, how we view ourselves as Autistic and ADHD (AuDHD) women, dismantling capitalism and patriarchy, crochet and her online courses.Have you caught up with the previous episodes? There's something for everyone this season, Don't forget to rate this podcast and share it with your friends. Thank you so much for tuning in! Lucy's website: https://dreamingaloud.net/Lucy's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lucyhpearce/Lucy's publishing house: https://womancraftpublishing.com/Womancraft Publishing Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womancraft_publishing/Niamh's Linktree: https://www.linktr.ee/thewellnessclinicireland Timestamps:0:00:00 Intro0:00:40 Migraines0:03:48 Writing a book using dictation0:05:10 Managing multiple income streams0:06:20 Autism vs ADHD and working0:09:25 Being an author0:10:20 Energetic Editing0:13:40 Being a teacher0:16:10 Peaceful Pattern online course0:23:38 Handcrafts for mental health0:30:10 Neurodivergence classifications 0:41:00 Neurodivergents in a group0:43:22 Neuroadjacent0:47:10 Disorder/disability labels 0:50:10 Benefits of diagnosis0:52:15 Capitalism and patriarchy0:57:45 AI1:03:50 Lucy's book Moon Time about menstruation1:07:50 The 9-5 work culture only suits men 1:13:05 Book/movie that made a big impression1:15:00 Motto for life Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

► Get the Free Re-Regulation Resources Workbook: https://understandable-podcast.com/ (Ad) Around 20% of people in our population are Highly Sensitive. Many of them are people with Autism or ADHD. HSPs and Neurodivergents are often creative, highly intelligent and they perceive the world through classes that detect the full spectrum of beauty. BUT at the same time, because of their sensitivity, they're often misunderstood, abandoned and told that they're wrong. In today's episode you will understand, that you are great the way you are as a sensitive or neurodivergent person. I will share with you 7 life-changing self-care habits, that can help you as a highly sensitive, neurodivergent person or childhood trauma survivor to live an easier and more fulfilled life, that suits your individual needs in a better way. ► Links and Resources: CPTSD vs. HSP vs. Autism vs. ADHD Video: https://youtu.be/EHj_zYN-U_I?si=58Uic5PAQxRGZ7rO ► Subscribe On Your Favorite Platform! YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGiJdF0yeTyRJanW_uSICDw?sub_confirmation=1⁠ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2gaheQLxBwByM9txVzlpI6 Apple Podcasts: ⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/understandable/id1399616905 Amazon Music: ⁠https://music.amazon.de/podcasts/ee3580cb-61c5-4aa1-9ad4-1204014078e7/understandable ► Episode Timestamps: 0:00 Overview 2:15 The Challenges Of HSPs & Neurodivergents 4:54 1) Practice Looking Through Your Own Eyes 7:10 2) Walking And Listening 8:30 3) Retreat Somewhere Quiet And Dark 9:30 4) Keep A Tidy Home Environment 11:30 5) Start To Co-Regulation 14:15 6) Practice Self-Compassion 7:13 7) Create White-Time 18:50 Final Thoughts ► Reach Out To Me :) E-Mail: info@understandable-podcast.com ► About: Insight through understanding yourself: Our mission is to make topics regarding your personality understandable and relatable. We aim to help you to gain insight into your true personality to feel more inner peace and love. ► Disclaimer: None of the contents are therapeutic or medical recommendations. The contents are not to be understood as therapeutic-medical instructions and are neither intended as professional health advice nor as education. See the content as a starting point for self-advocating.

Hey possum blossums, I'm absolutely buzzing with excitement to share the latest episode of Leonie Dawson Refuses to Be Categorised podcast with you! This one is especially close to my heart as I dive deep into what it's like to navigate the world of business with a neurodivergent brain. Yes, we're talking all things ADHD and autism, and how they can be both a challenge and a superpower in biz & life. Of course I'm joined by my darling co-host, Madi Beaufort. Grab you headphones, babes. This episode is NOT for kiddo ears!And **TRIGGER WARNING: If you've got alien phobia (like me and Madi), tentacle phobia, or you're not interested in hearing about outerworldly sex toys, skip ahead to minute 7!!! In the rest of this episode, we chat about:

Hey possum blossums, I'm absolutely buzzing with excitement to share the latest episode of Leonie Dawson Refuses to Be Categorised podcast with you! This one is especially close to my heart as I dive deep into what it's like to navigate the world of business with a neurodivergent brain. Yes, we're talking all things ADHD and autism, and how they can be both a challenge and a superpower in biz & life. Of course I'm joined by my darling co-host, Madi Beaufort. Grab you headphones, babes. This episode is NOT for kiddo ears!And **TRIGGER WARNING: If you've got alien phobia (like me and Madi), tentacle phobia, or you're not interested in hearing about outerworldly sex toys, skip ahead to minute 7!!! In the rest of this episode, we chat about:

05-28-2024 Linda Karanzalis Learn more about the interview and get additional links here: https://usadailystandard.com/2024/05/28/a-journey-of-personal-triumph-and-impact-for-neurodivergents/ Subscribe to the best of our content here: https://priceofbusiness.substack.com/ Subscribe to our YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCywgbHv7dpiBG2Qswr_ceEQ

If you clicked on this video, you most probably belong to the 20% of our population who is highly sensitive or has a neurodivergent condition like autism, ADHD or similar. Still, most sensitive people have no clue that they are highly sensitive or those who know about it, feel miserable for having these traits. A lot of HSPs and Neurodivergents seem to feel alienated, misunderstood and left out within a society that increasingly gets sicker. But instead of taking the role of victim, I want to encourage you with this video. We can't change being highly sensitive or neurodivergent. That's correct. But we can change the perspective and beliefs we have about these conditions.  So today you will see that being sensitive is an absolute gift. - You will also understand that HSPs and Neurodivergents are just DIFFERENT, not better or worse. - And you will understand how you can create a great and fulfilled life as a highly sensitive individual within a not so sensitive society. ► Links and Resources: How I became Self-Employed Episode: https://youtu.be/5TnxoNyhYQo?si=QIRdq5i8PHNoFN3v ► Subscribe On Your Favorite Platform!  YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGiJdF0yeTyRJanW_uSICDw?sub_confirmation=1⁠ Spotify: ⁠https://open.spotify.com/show/2gaheQLxBwByM9txVzlpI6⁠ Apple Podcasts: ⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/understandable/id1399616905⁠Google Podcasts: ⁠https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy9kYzYwNTY2Yy9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw⁠Amazon Music: ⁠https://music.amazon.de/podcasts/ee3580cb-61c5-4aa1-9ad4-1204014078e7/understandable⁠  ► Episode Timestamps: 0:00 You Belong to the 20% of the Population, that... 1:45 Story: Why I always felt like an Alien 4:55 Being Highly Sensitive can be a Burden AND a Gift 7:40 10 Reasons, Why You're a Gift as an HSP/Neurodivergent 16:30 Being HSP/Neurodivergent is a Difference, not Worse/Better 20:30 5 Steps for a Better Life as a Sensitive Person in a not so Sensitive Society 28:45 Final Thoughts ► Reach Out To Me :) E-Mail: info@understandable-podcast.com ► Book List *Ad-Links - The Highly Sensitive Person - Elaine N. Aron: https://amzn.to/3OQEmhT ► About: Insight through understanding yourself: Our mission is to make topics regarding your personality understandable and relatable. We aim to help you to gain insight into your true personality to feel more inner peace and love. ► Disclaimer: None of the contents are therapeutic or medical recommendations. The contents are not to be understood as therapeutic-medical instructions and are neither intended as professional health advice nor as education. See the content as a starting point for self-advocating.

It's Neurodiversity Celebration Week so to celebrate, us Neurodivergents have got our Neurodiverse heads together to discuss the language used to describe our Neurodivergence! Get it? Basically, what do all of these words mean?! Is there right and wrong when sharing our own lived experiences and explaining our ADHD? If you prefer 'Neurospicy' or refer to yourself 'as ADHD' rather than having or experiencing the 'disorder'/ 'disability' / 'condition'... Dr James Brown and I celebrate you! The language police can do one! Say what you like, just try not to be a joy thief and show respect to the differences within our diverse community! You say Saltburn, I say Saltbae! Yep, that happened! :)MASSIVE THANKS to Dr James Brown for joining me for another ten(ish) minute micro-interview and to all of The ADHD Adults for their support and  their amazing charity ADHDadultUK. If unidentified ADHD left you feeling like an Alien YOU ARE NOT ALONE! Let's UNITE at ADHD AF Alien Nation, an ADHD Awareness raising Live Show invading 14 UK Cities this Spring/Summer to connect local ADHDers with Intergalactic, Hun-tastic Extravaganzas! TICKETS HEREFind out more about ADHDAF Live Events HERECONNECT ONLINE in the Peer Support Community: PLANET ADHDAF for Zoom Blethers, Body Doubling, Accountability Pod Meetings, Self Care Club Meetings, Blogs, Vlogs, Behind The Scenes Content, Exclusives, First Dibs and Discounts on ADHDAF Accessories & Apparel, Meet-ups and MORE...I hope to chat to you over Zoom or on Discord soon! JOIN UP HERE or GRAB TICKETS HERETW: Contains swearing and mentions of sensitive subject matter including: Ableism, Cyber Bullying, Internet Trolling, Abuse, Relationship Struggles, RSD, Trauma, DepressionIf you are in need of support YOU ARE NOT ALONE! There is immediate help out there so please REACH OUTTHANK YOU to Sessionz for the INCREDIBLE NEW JINGLE featuring vocals from Kirsty Mason.   Check out his phenomenal Audio Services HEREThe BIGGEST THANKS goes to the Planet ADHDAF Community Members for keeping this Podcast going so that other literally likeminded legends can benefit from these crucial conversations!I hope to chat to you ONLINE or AT A  LIVE SHOW very soonBIG LOVELauraSupport the show

How's everyone feeling out there? Not gonna lie, 2024 has started off as a very stressful year for us. We have our tried-and-true coping mechanisms and skills but let's face it, sometimes you just need a little something extra to get you through the storm; so we did a little internet search to see if there were any suggestions that maybe we hadn't thought of before. The conclusion we came to was: No, not really. Pretty much every website we came across gave the exact same basic advice we've all heard again and again and again, with barely even any variance in how it was packaged. And we thought, alright, if they're all saying the same things then surely there must be some merit to these suggestions, but do they work as well for as for neurodivergents as they seemingly do for neurotypicals? Join us as we put these suggestions to the test and discuss our views on their efficacy and shortcomings as two neurodivergent women in search of some heavy duty stress busters. Thank you for listening, your support means the world to us! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to the podcast. And if you'd like to support us on Patreon you can find us at www.patreon.com/differentfunctional

Mark speaks to Angie Belcher - Comedian in Residence at University of Bristol and the proud owner of a neurodiverse 5-year old boy (diagnosed autistic, with suspected ADHD). In this episode, they discuss how something as seemingly straightforward as walking from A to B, can be an entirely different experience with neurodivergent children.   LINKS TO STUFF WE MENTION IN THIS EPISODE: Incredible Kids, Bristol - www.incrediblekids.org.uk Bristol Autism Project - www.facecharity.org.uk/our-work/bristol-autism-project Bristol Autism Support - www.bristolautismsupport.org Murmuration, Bristol - www.murmurationcommunitytherapy.com Flora, Bristol - www.bristolparentcarers.org.uk/2021/05/24/flora-bristols-send-local-offer National Trust Essential Companions - www.nationaltrust.org.uk/who-we-are/about-us/access-for-everyone "Walking With Toddlers" radio play - www.soundcloud.com/walking-and-re-creation/walking-with-toddlers?si=ca26f00080ee4a908347d0d3962b043c   CONTACT US If you have any feedback about the show, ideas for topics or suggestions for neurodiversity champions you'd like us to give a shout out to, you can email: hello@neuroshambles.com   FOLLOW US Instagram: www.instagram.com/neuroshambles Facebook: www.facebook.com/Neuroshambles Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/Neuroshambles Threads: www.threads.net/@neuroshambles   CREDITS The Neuroshambles theme tune was created by Skilsel on Pixabay: https://pixabay.com/music/beats-energetic-hip-hop-8303/

THIS WEEK: Eric and Willie are joined by comedians and hosts of the Gravy Baby Podcast, Drew Morgan (Comedy Central, MTV, The View, wellRED) and Carmen Morales (HBO, Showtime, Hulu, IFC) and they talk about Pepsi Jet Guy, McDonald's coffee burn lady, Boring people ruining drugs, Dueling Podcasts, Neurodivergents, Mark our podcast producer, The cancel comedians articles, Ruining magic, The guy who did LA too quickly, Wrapping it up, and more! A podcast from two comedians who only read headlines. Every week stand up comedians Willie Simon and Eric Freedman tackle some of the worlds most pressing issues with no chance of ever solving them. Jokes first, facts sometimes. Help support the show and watch extra content SUBSCRIBE ON PATREON: Patreon.com/2dumbbabies Gravy Baby Podcast https://intotheabiscuit.libsyn.com/ Follow Drew Morgan:    http://drewmorgancomedy.com Follow Carmen Morales:  https://linktr.ee/thefunnycarmen Follow 2 Dumb Babies:   Instagram: @twodumbbabies Tiktok: @2dumbbabies Facebook: @2dumbbabies Follow Willie Simon:    Instagram: @williesimon_ Tiktok: @williesimon_ Follow Eric Freedman: Instagram: @ericjfreedman Tiktok: @ericjfreedman Facebook: @ericfreedmancomedian Please RATE, REVIEW, and SUBSCRIBE to 2 Dumb Babies on all platforms! Produced/Edited by: Petty Cash Studios / pettycashstudios.com  

In this week's episode, Caitlin Liz Fisher talks about the intricacies of searching for a job as a neurodivergent individual. Caitlin shares her thoughts on the confidence gap prevalent in job applications, encouraging applicants—especially women—to apply even if they meet around 60% of the qualifications. They also share their best advice when it comes to writing compelling cover letters, translating job descriptions effectively, and navigating the complexities of interview questions.  This episode is a must-listen for neurospicy folx seeking practical and actionable tips to make their job search more effective and fulfilling! Episode Highlights: What is the Confidence Gap and how do you overcome it? Uncover the secrets to crafting cover letters that showcase your strengths and unique qualities as a neurodivergent person The art of creating a standout resume  Strategies for handling common interview questions and how to highlight relevant experience Noteworthy Quotes: "If you have more than half of what they are looking for, throw your hat in the ring." "The application and the interview is the place to find the deal breakers so you need to know what your deal breakers are." "Studies have shown that women tend to apply for jobs only when they meet most if not all of the qualifications whereas men often apply even if they meet only some of the qualifications. This phenomenon is often referred to as the confidence gap." - Hewlett Packard internal report Episodes that you'd love: You Are Enough - The Power of Self-Compassion Normalizing Asking for Help (as a Neurodivergent Person) Are You Suffering From Eldest Daughter Syndrome? How Disability Accommodations Should Work for You Resources to check out: Eldest Daughter Rehab - a four-month intensive program focusing on deprogramming the eldest daughter syndrome, to help them heal from excessive responsibilities and parentification. Why Women Don't Apply for Jobs Unless They're 100% Qualified The Gaslighting of the Millennial Generation (book) PS - It's really not just about finding a job; it's about empowering yourself, embracing your uniqueness, and confidently navigating the professional landscape. Whether you're a recent graduate, shifting careers, or someone reentering the workforce, you deserve to have work in a field that makes you feel seen, appreciated, and fulfilled! ________________________________________________________ Are you a neurodivergent creative aching to dismantle societal myths and pave the way for more inclusive, flexible, and fulfilling experiences through artistic expression?  Join the conversation and connect with others like you by subscribing to The Neurodivergent Creative Podcast, where folx make weird art AND talk about it! Hang out with us on Facebook in the Neurodivergent Creative Pod, and join the ‘ASK FOR HELP CHALLENGE!” Also, don't miss the FREE MASTERCLASS >>> Art is Revolution: Reclaiming Your Passion Under Capitalism

Aniesa explores the reasons behind camouflaging, which has three categories: compensation, masking and assimilation. Aniesa talks about what these can look like, why so many neurodivergent people feel the need to camouflage and talks about how we can demystify and educate everyone on camouflaging. KEY TAKEAWAYS Masking is essentially changing your personality and natural way of being to fit in, to be perceived as neurotypical. Camouflaging in the natural world is an evolutionary trait that has developed to help creatures protect themselves which is why it lends itself so well as a descriptor of neurodivergent masking. Neurodivergents are trying to camouflage themselves alongside neurotypicals, to go undetected, seen as ‘normal' and appropriate. Camouflaging can be a way to avoid feeling the shame often attached to neurodiversity. There are consequences for camouflaging, from burnout to feeling anxious. Those who are neurodivergent learn that they get a negative reaction from being themselves. Many feel like if they don't mask they will be excluded and isolated. Assimilation is masking on a higher level, you create untrue versions of yourself, usually multiple ones depending on who you are with. BEST MOMENTS "We're really talking about changing our natural personalities so that we can fit” “I like the idea of camouflaging as a word as it's a really strong tactic” “The consequences of camouflaging are huge, they are so detrimental” “When you're compensating you're trying to keep up with others socially but when your masking you're hiding key aspects of yourself, just so you can fit in” “We all mask every single day” CONTACT METHODwww.instagram.com/aniesabblore/           www.instagram.com/sensationalkidstherapyuk/    www.facebook.com/sensationalkidslondon ABOUT THE HOST Aniesa completed her degree in Occupational Therapy at the University of Stellenbosch, in South Africa. She has since been focusing on pediatrics and sensory processing and integration. She has worked across a range of pediatric fields and has extensive experience in autism, specific learning difficulties, as well as anxiety and emotional regulation. Aniesa has one teenage son with autism, and one with sensory difficulties. She herself was diagnosed at a late age as having ADHD and has found that understanding her neurodivergence has led to a greater connection with children and their parents.

What if you like your house decluttered, but your partner's brain doesn't work that way? On today's short episode, Anna and Kristina debate who has the “right of way,” when it comes to messes. Listen to them come up with a creative solution for a couple who have differing standards of tidy.Links:C B StrikeInvasionLeave the World BehindDeclutter Reddit PostAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Go to todaysautisticmoment.com for the transcripts. Planning Neuro-Affirming Holiday Social Events is crucial for a positive experience for Neurodivergents. In a recent conversation, Mitchell Schaps from MNeurodivergent sat down with me to share some insights on creating inclusive events for Neurodivergents. Considering sensory needs by providing spaces for self-regulation including recharging empty social batteries are just some of the things Mitchell suggested. Listen to this episode to hear more of Mitchell's ideas. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/2daysautistic/support

Go to todaysautisticmoment.com to find the transcripts and other information mentioned on the show. What do Neuro-Affirming therapy options look like for Autistics? What do Neuro-Affirming therapies do that are different from other therapies that are currently used? Neuro-Affirming therapies help Autistics to discover their strengths and identities that give them confidence in themselves as they are. Sarah Dwan is a Disability Advocate and an Autistic who lives in Waterford, Ireland. Sarah Dwan joins Philip to talk about what Neuro-Affirming means, and why therapies that affirm Neurodivergents are so important. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/2daysautistic/support

Transforming The World Of Technology For Neurodivergents. We're thrilled to introduce our next special guest, Georgina Shute Gina is an accomplished ADHD Coach and dynamic speaker dedicated to transforming the world of technology for Neurodivergents. With over 32 years of lived experience and a decade of expertise in technology and consulting, she has become a driving force in empowering individuals and organisations to harness the power of Neurodiversity. Gina's journey has led her to specialise in ADHD coaching, facilitating individuals in understanding their ADHD and unlocking their true potential as Neurodivergent talents. She also supports Founders, Managers, and leaders in creating inclusive environments through Neurodiversity and inclusion training, fostering diverse teams that thrive. She strives to foster understanding, acceptance, and growth. Gina's work exemplifies her dedication to forging a brighter future for Neurodivergents in the tech industry and beyond. Come and join us to hear Gina's incredible story. My goal is to continue to educate, inspire and motivate people to see a different side to Neurodiversity

Go to todaysautisticmoment.com for the transcripts. Dr. Nick Walker is the author of the book Neuroqueer Heresies: Notes on the Neurodiversity Paradigm, Autistic Empowerment, and Postnormal Possibilities. Dr. Walker coined the word Neuroqueer and applied the queer theory to the discussions about Neurodivergents. According to Dr. Walker, Neuroqueer is a verb that urges us to make the decision that Autistics and other Neurodivergents will accept ourselves for who we are and not try to fit ourselves into what society has constructed as a "normal brain" s. a "different brain." Dr. Walker will bring her perspective to the conversations about Neurodiversity, sexual orientation and gender identity that will challenge us to rethink how we understand and act. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/2daysautistic/support

It's that time of year when Jack runs around the world's biggest SEO conference and asks questions to some of the industry's best and brightest. This time, guests include: Matt Kohli Gemma Houghton - International Search Summit Alizée Baudez Kyle Rushton McGregor Sarah McDowell Check out the Neurodivergents in SEO community here. For the full show notes and transcript, check search.withcandour.co.uk.

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In this instalment of "Thinking Out Loud," I revisit and delve into the insightful book "The Power Difference" by Simon Fanshawe. Having just completed this thought-provoking read, I am eager to share and discuss three essential topics that resonate deeply with Neurodivergents and diverse workplaces alike. Join me as we explore their relevance and implications together. ___________________________________Book Referral:Power of Difference By Simon Fanshawe___________________________________Where you can find me:Website: https://www.josephkmuscat.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/JosephKMuscatConsultingLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/joseph-k-muscat-consultinigTwitter: https://twitter.com/JosephKMuscatYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCa7X1BiEAyMa74Ijp58v0wSocial Media Groups:LinkedIn GroupFacebook InstagramTicTokSupport the show

Greetings Friends! You can send us Voice Messages on the Spotify Page! Pleeeaaase try it out! And you MIGHT end up in one of our episodes :) What Sharon threw off guard this week. And how other people reacted to it aaaand sharon observed herself during it Saskia and Sharon as Guiney Pigs for a training. Drama and emotional intelligence Navy SEAL Team of Coaches Emotional Intelligence Let's build a Platform for Neurodivergent Coaches and Trainers Getting support in recognizing some really shitty family dynamics :) What is normal and from what power structure does it come from? Pathfinder Mindset and the level of discomfort Homework for Alex :) - when do I put myself in a wandering situation Difference between searching and wandering Alex found his style of wandering The ones that got away THE cello musicians for Sharon an dALex https://www.zoekeating.com https://www.apocalyptica.com It plays into what I observed last week: ADHD Ripoffs cheap Notion Planners little ebooks that seem really put together very unmotivated Especially when it is REALLY expensive Navy SEAL Team of Coaches IDEA Workshop Emotional Intelligence What is Emotional Intelligence? A Workshop as a Emotional Intelligence Gym Self Permission instead of Self Sabotage Perspective and distancing not taking things personal How could you advertize that to a company? IDEA: Let's build a Platform for Neurodivergent Coaches and Trainers Idee und Technology von Creare Pausa Train them to do coaching and workshops with neurotypicals I offer the Platform my help to make the EXCEL Sheet into a Google or EXCEL Form A database of neurodivergent Coaches - for neurodivergent coachees - and for neurotypical company people

Greetings Friends! This Episode revolves around being a Neurodivergent in relationships. Not only romantic relationships but friendships, work relationships and family business. Have fun and get in touch with us! sharon.leigh@poleposition4life.com  and mail@alex-kahl.de  Load on attention 1 1/2 until Sharon hosts her retreat Being Neurodivergent in a relationship Sharon's take on relatoinships Alex is bit responsible for himself and for his girlfriend's reactions overselfimportance Aren't YOU perfect? What kind of therapy exist for neurodivergent partners? In Germany Therapy is REALLY not as accepted as in US What is therapy for? You just have to be open to discuss it Dealing with medicine Not putting others on the defensive "I am reviewing who i want to be involved with. i am specifically looking for cooperative healthinsurance partners" - change the dynamics for my self made healthcare plan Our boundaries Minimize sensory overload Example: The Wedding Reception - with earplugs The reason why it took Alex until he was 40 to have kids Choose from whom you learn from Caretaker for older pepople with robots Ali Abdaal - got the Feedback as a medical Student he had to work on his empathy for bein ga Doctor Future of medical care lowering the Egos on both side "how to be a good patient" Giving others a user manual for yourself

The importance of play book: Awaken your Genius by Ozan Varol Podcast Interview on The Human Upgrade Sharon mowing the lawn Being raised with abundance and not scarcity Abundance of what? Executive functions and ADHD Giving us time to play break out the vicious circle Lifecoach Schook Podcast - abundance of money Perception of time for children, animals and adults Alex Hypothesis of Neurodivergents are often a bit more primal Timeblindness for ADHD Misspelling as an Alarm that goes of in one's head Seeing patterns Sharon's Filter for Who is this for? being: - open - curious - interested Ozan: we learn how to discard what does not serve us the difference between abundance and overwhelm? postwar and postcolonization generation how to make technology accessiable to everybody? scott pellet are we using AI-technology for expanding or for gatekeeping? Strong believes lightly held

Giving the gift of the decision Presents that show you thought about somebody and know them sending unexpected random stuff in the mail What brings delight and joy to people Washing machine manual checklist Chocolate, Coffee, Tea A FEW MOMENTS LATER The Piglet Birthday :-D Bad gifts make good stories afterwards in life The hard things about pawn shops, thrift stores and flea markets The power of stories for next time today with an extro!

Neurodivergents are known to connect in a different way to Neurotypicals but I have a hack to share that will be beneficial to ALL of your relationships with anyone, while still being you. A shorter, experimental episode this week as the topic is a little different to our usual theme but I'm hoping it packs a punch. Let me know how you get on!Overwhelmed? BUY YOUR BURNOUT BIBLE HERE: https://adhdfest.com/products/the-burnout-bible-printableInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/adhdfest/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ADHDfest/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@adhd_festWebsite: https://www.adhdfest.comDisclaimer: I am not a medical or mental health professional. I'm simply a fellow ADHD'er that hyper focused on strategies and hacks for the last year and half. I'm not expert, just learning alongside you and sharing what I find. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Alex Recap of the Barcamp "Circular OWL Economy" Doughnut Economics - Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist Kate Raworth How Neurodivergents can play a key role in a curcular economy what competences and skills Sustain a high level of curiosity and inspiration Diversity around Washingston DC Making your own Sushi The Hawaiian Grandmother's rice cooking method Grandma's cooking methods are Recilience in action The primal aspect of outside cooking Downhill Parking a great sport for neurodivergent people

Go to https://todaysautisticmoment.com for the transcript. Carole Jean Whittington joins me to talk about how Autistic women define success. Carole is a burnout strategist who helps Autistics work through their burnout. Carole Jean Whittington is the director and host for Mind Your Autistic Brain. Her company helps with education and supports for late diagnosed Autistics and other Neurodivergents. Carole is recognized as one of the top 50 Neurodiversity Evangelists by Theo Smith and Neurodiversity World. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/2daysautistic/support

Geetings friends! This episode is from our archives after Alex's COVID Infection in 2022. In isolation he found out that he is an somewhat of an artist and has a lot of questions for sharon about the connections between art and neurodiversity. Art in Isolation and Neil Gaiman Bullet Journaling Ryder Carroll Style (Who also has ADHD and his Book about the Bullet Journaling Method) Doodling in the night with Peter https://www.peterdraws.com - https://www.youtube.com/@peter_draws Drawing YouTuber Danny Gregory https://www.youtube.com/@DannyGregory Ales got COVID _and_ Creativity Alex Question to Sharon: When are you an artist? We are what we ever claim ourselves to be I am an astronaut! Tom Sachs https://www.tomsachs.com Where your passion lies selling artwork is not a qualification Definition of an artist someone who creates Geeking out about fountain pens and refilling the cartridges with siringes Are left handed people automatically Neurodivergent? Neurodivergents are creative experts in hacking the system. Digitization Life as art 2 Boxes of journals of Sharon's mom's journal what's the purpose of keeping Art / Archives / Journals Maybe: Evolution of our thinking Justifying yourself for your art and joy A dance with your self The best form of meditation: Being in the now Are artists always neurodiverse persons? The invitation to play and make mistakes The art of people and fascilitation Moderating workshops Having Plan A, B and C The danger of forcing ideas on people Solution: Your bag of Tricks

Greetings Friend! This is on of our first Episodes, so it might sound a bit different than those you are used to already :) It was recorded on Febrauary 7th in 2022. We talk about things like: Travelling as a Neurodivergent Fire house delivery gear Being born in a multichildren family not diagnosed Being in a big city like Paris Do you think differently while travelling in comparison to being at home? Habits of peole who are not so aware Neurodivergents, Primal behaviours and hierarchies What are your models in your Life? What are the models? Identifying with characters in stories liek Disneys Raya and the last Dragon Sometimes it is just not possible for people on the spectrum to walk across the room and hug somebody

A team of Neurodivergents get together once a week that is not recorded. It is a safe place to be yourself. This is a glimpse into what we do when we are free of the world.....Thank you Terri Shubilla for naming our weekly get togethers (ADHD with Benefits)! I hope all of you have fun listening to this as there are some real & genuine words of encouragement from all of us that can truly be helpful.  Together, WE ARE...SOMETHING FOR SOMEONE.Featured in this episode / Follow on Twitter:Lobow (@LobowSPARK) – HostLeo Guinan (@leo_guinan) Terri Shubilla (@tshubillabong) UP (@up4thechalleng2)Dave Cottrell (@mindsetbydave) Lobow's SPARK has started a fundraising effort for Crisis Text Line. We have a goal of $19 per episode as $19 supports one person in their time of absolute crisis with their mental health. If you would like to donate through our fundraiser in titled “Lauren's Infinity”, the link is listed below.https://www.classy.org/fundraiser/3638033 MERCHANDISE NOW AVAILABLE! This is a work in progress but tell me what you want, and I will make it happen! https://lobowspark.myshopify.com/Lobow's SPARK is sponsored by Social Media Gardens.  A safe place to promote your content. Sign up here! https://socialmediagardens.com  Music in this episode is provided by Guy Farmer. Look him up on Itunes!  Lobow's SPARK is proudly supported by Terri Shubilla, Kirk Hofstrom. Casey Elliot, Sarah Delano, Justin Allingham, Blushing Crafter, Jamie Young, and Leo Guinan.Support the show

A update and audio version of our Nov 2022 newsletter.

Let's get magical!! LOA and Self Help can be a double edged sword for us Neurodivergents, how do we utilise the good whilst avoiding the bad

Hey all, and welcome back to another episode of The Neurodivergent Polyamorist! In this episode, Adam gets vulnerable and shares how, when he was diagnosed as Autistic in the '90s, his parents were told that he'd never be able to fall in love or form meaningful social relationships. We then dissect the crap out of that comment and argue instead that while those words may hold true from a neurotypical perspective, they neglect to take into account all the myriad wonderful ways that neurodivergent humans do relationships differently. Neurodivergents gonna neurodiverge, if you will, and that's both okay and beautiful! So if this sounds like your kind of episode, then sit back, put those headphones on, click play, and come with us on another neurodivergent journey through relationship land. We promise we'll be here for you every step of the way! ...and by the way - if you want to attend Adam's virtual talk on the importance of listening to neurodivergent stories at Burlington Literary Festival this year (its coming up this weekend!) be sure to click the link below and RSVP! The event is free and spots are going fast! https://attend.bpl.on.ca/event/7403500

Are you heading for an identity crisis?  When so much is required for supporting someone who is neurodivergent, oftentimes our identity, our labels for ourselves and how we see ourselves turns into a focus on giving and being there for our loved ones. This can create issues for us especially when things shift as they get older. Jason has some great tips for dealing with this and improving your quality of life. Get full show notes here: JasonDebbie.com/75

Are you heading for an identity crisis?  When so much is required for supporting someone who is neurodivergent, oftentimes our identity, our labels for ourselves and how we see ourselves turns into a focus on giving and being there for our loved ones. This can create issues for us especially when things shift as they get older. Jason has some great tips for dealing with this and improving your quality of life. Get full show notes here: JasonDebbie.com/75

John and Mark founded a social enterprise whose mission is to spread happiness. On this episode, we spoke about neurodivergency and raised awareness on how job and career opportunities for neurodivergents are still scarce, highlighting what should be done to tackle it.

Go to todaysautisticmoment.com for the transcript Autistics and those with ADHD intersect as Neurodivergents. We have issues with executive dysfunctioning, attention to detail and social challenges. Pete Wharmby was diagnosed as Autistic at the age of 34 in 2017. At this point, he is a self-diagnosed ADHD because getting diagnoses in England is still complicated because of COVID-19. Pete has immersed himself in working to make the world a better place for the Neurodivergent community. Pete is an author, a former teacher and father. Pete joins me to talk about this intersectionality to assist us with community organization and mutual support. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/2daysautistic/support

Do you know what Stress does to a Neurodivergent's brain and body? Why are we so susceptible to #burnout? What can we do about it? This is an absolute GIFT from the Utopia campaign to all the high achieving NDs who are on a perpetual hamster wheel. Bernadette Dancy PhD (Health coach) and me discussed why stress shows up so much in a neurodivergent's life and the ensuing burnout, gender differences and what it looks like in terms of biology and behaviour, sharing examples of impact of the stress culture on our work lives, and why some struggle to "come out” and unmask at work, and some stress management strategies.

Today's episode is about a new podcast I would like to start next month: Think Out; Free Your Imagination. It will be about the imagination I had as a child. Also interviewing Neurodivergents and Neurotypicals about their imaginations. Please email me at ThinkOutFreeYourImagination@gmail.com. And have dreams that we have when we're asleep be about it too. The following support group is on September 17th at 10 am (PT) unless I have a schedule conflict. Link for BetterHelp sponsorship: https://bit.ly/3A15Ac1 Links for Sleepy Butterfly: 1. https://open.spotify.com/show/5FNnA8XFCzRORCRaZXlHE9?si=a82d5133f7f6411e 2. https://www.facebook.com/sleepybutterfly96 Here are my platforms: 1. https://livingwithnld.com/ 2. https://livingwithnld.com/contact 3. https://livingwithnld.com/podcast-swag 4. Living With NLD Facebook 5. Living With NLD Instagram --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jennifer8697/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jennifer8697/support

In this kinda dark episode, Dan regales Rob with what is essentially his doctoral thesis.This episode does discuss sensitive topics, and contains a content warning in the beginning.Please stay safe and comfy. We love you.-UnboxNeuroCrew

Imposter syndrome is something that impacts nearly every entrepreneur I know. But it's not just about feeling like you're not worthy to be called an expert in your field. Imposter syndrome shows up in so many different ways.   This week on the podcast, imposter syndrome expert Patrick Casale and I are talking about imposter syndrome for neurodivergent folks, being in alignment with authenticity, how to let go of some of the negative messaging we hold onto, and creating movement to remain in creativity.   Patrick is right there with us in the neurodivergent world, so of course when I called him an expert at the start of this episode, I could feel him cringe. This is something we all work on, forever, and it's about having the right tools in your toolbox to take back your power and get out of your own head.   Whether you think you have imposter syndrome or not, I encourage you to listen in this week. Because we all have stories we tell ourselves and it's time to let them go. About Patrick Casale: Patrick Casale is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health and Addictions Therapist. He is the owner of All Things Private Practice. He is a Private Practice Coach and Strategist. He is a Group Practice Owner, Motivational Speaker, and Podcast Host. He has been featured on Private Practice Startup, Abundance Practice Building, Therapy Reimagined, Not Your Typical Psychotherapist, Selling The Couch, and Modern Therapists. Patrick is a passionate advocate, reducing the shame and stigma of mental health, as well as impostor syndrome. Patrick helps mental health entrepreneurs break the mold, work through their fears and insecurities, and to embrace their Authenticity. Connect with Patrick on LinkedIn and follow him on Instagram.   Links and Resources: All Things Private Practice podcast All Things Private Practice Time Stamps: [1:05] - What happens when you build sustainable systems [3:35] - About Patrick [4:33] - Imposter syndrome is something we all go through as entrepreneurs [5:23] - Perfectionism is a big part of imposter syndrome [8:23] - Neurodivergents will be hypervigilant about what you're putting out there [9:24] - How attachment trauma and messaging we receive as kids factor in [11:45] - Put it out into the world anyway [12:48] - When we start out, the people who see our stuff is really connected to us and they're very supportive [13:40] - If someone takes time out of their day to tell you negative feedback, it says more about them [15:40] - We're out of alignment with being authentic [18:45] - What's helpful for some is offensive to others…and who cares [19:30] - “Why would anyone hire me”  [20:24] - Be a contributor, not a guru [23:25] - Don't get propped up by good feedback or pulled down by negative feedback [24:18] - Give yourself permission to fail [27:00] - Have fun with your imposter syndrome [29:25] - There's a time you need a cocoon and other times you need to get out of the house 30:08 - Don't resist the flow state; go with it [31:48] - Two additional considerations [32:45] - Build the plane as you fly it - you don't need to have every piece of the puzzle put together before you put it out to the world [34:12] - With external accountability, there's enough pressure to finish the thing

00:00:00 - We wander in and introduce Nick Perry, Agile Coach and a neurodivergent human being 00:03:30 - Nicks Neurodivergent Launrdy List High Sensor Processing Sensitivity Sharper senses than 85% Downside: Working memory is super small 00:06:47 - can you forget on purpose? He flipped his personality and conciously changed to not be an arsehole The skill and curse to recall everything 00:10:30 - Nick to teacher in elementary school: "No, I don't learn like that" How was school for Sharon and Alex 00:14:30 - Alex Montessori experience as an adult 00:18:30 - Nick's mathematical observation of the world 00:20:20 - How it might have been for Sharon's neurotypical sister growing up together 00:23:20 - Aphantasia in the school system 00:27:30 - The upsides of Aphantasia and the compensations 00:31:00 - Neurodivergent are good improvisers 00:33:00 - When a teacher tells a neurodivergent to do what's in the book :) 00:36:00 - How schol was for Sharon with Dyscalculia 00:38:30 - Does it matter if you don't explain HOW you got to your soultion in math and other subjects 00:40:20 - Trying to make things happen is HARD. LETTING things happen is much more easier 00:42:25 - Too much sensory input in School very similar to ADHD in some regards Chemical reactions in the brain und pressure and fear 00:47:30 - Unlearn to get deeper into the unkown How to read books with ADHD [Blinkist Book Summary App](https://www.blinkist.com/de/) [YouTube Channel Procutivity Game ](https://www.youtube.com/c/ProductivityGame) 00:53:00 - The bone Sharon has to pick with Blinkist ;) 00:56:20 - The Problem for Alex with complete books and the solution in Zettelkasten Method 01:00:00 - How Nick reads and digest a book 01:03:00 - Neurodivergents add something to the tribe Sharons party story 01:06:00 - Maybe abilities that almost look psychic have something to do with neurodiversity London School of Psychic Studies Decoding Human Behavior and its obivous patterns 01:12:30 - Would it have helped you when the teacher would have explained the WHY? 01:16:30 - There are more of us out there and if you saw one you can't unsee it :) 01:17:45 - Being born in complexity: How do you use your tools as an agile working coach Complexity and Chaos and making sense of them with the help of high sensitivity Growth mindset, values and principles What is possible from here? [Cynefin framework](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cynefin_framework) every moment like reborn and start from now agnostic what agile is 01:21:00 - Trying to make the unkown known chaos: JUST TAKE AN ACTION - see if you can find some knowledge the drowning example = get something floating instead of making a plan in Chaos the best thing is to take action fixed way of thinking vs growth thinking - do something unexpected Neuroplasticity

Get curious about the many paths up this mountain of life, not just the trail most traveled. Neurodivergents are also known as being on the autism spectrum, processing data and feelings in ways that neurotypicals don't always understand, let alone accept. It's an operating system that works just fine, though not always compatible with others (like Android and Apple). This was one of the most difficult episodes for me to record, thank you for receiving it with gentle grace and kindness, I appreciate you.

Do you have any reservations for your much-anticipated family vacation? Traveling with a special-needs child can be challenging, but with the assistance of Dawn Barclay, who demonstrates how to plan and prepare strategically, and how beneficial it is to connect with a skilled professional as your guide, you can make your vacation more exciting and memorable. Tune in to learn how to make quality and unforgettable experiences! Key takeaways to listen for Things to do when traveling with a special needs family How to introduce the concept of travel to special needs children Neurodivergent-friendly transportation and destinations Why we need a reciprocated understanding of autism What to do if a special needs child has a meltdown Resources mentioned in this episode Traveling Different | Hardcover   About Dawn Barclay Dawn Has spent a career working in different aspects of the travel industry, She started as an agent with her parents' firms, Barclay Travel Ltd and Barclay International Group Short-Term Apartment Rentals, and then branched out into travel trade reporting with senior or contributing editor positions at Travel Agent Magazine, Travel Life,Travel Market Report, and most recently, Insider Travel Report. She is a mother of two and resides in New York's scenic Hudson Valley. She also writes fiction as D.M. Barr and holds leadership roles in several writer organizations. Connect with Dawn Website: Dawn Barclay   Connect with Us To learn more about us, visit our website at www.18summers.com or email us at info@18summers.com. To get a copy of our book “The Family Board Meeting,” click here. Subscribe to 18 Summers Podcast and leave a rating and written review! Social Media Channels Facebook Group: 18 Summers LinkedIn: Jimmy Sheils Instagram: @18summerstribe

Welcome back! Let's talk about Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and the use of medication. We also discuss the benefits of getting tested and how ND people are a gift to the world. Check out this book recommendation and TedTalk about Temple Grandin. She is autistic and a Professor of Animal Science. Temple uses her gifts to bring innovative solutions to the livestock industry.  Temple Grandin Ted Talk  Thinking in Pictures - Temple Grandin www.thisisherstory.life  www.joanncbastien.com     

Habits are are one thing, but keeping them is another! I struggle for years to make a routine incorporating healthy habits. I definitely need some structure to be able to be productive. I'm so exited to be inviting Chelsey and be talking about ways to improve habits while being neurodivergent! Don't miss the Neurodiversity Awareness Event In Montréal (also livestream all arrond the world: neurodiversityevent.comFound out who will be our next guest: https://theadhdmellyshow.comAdd your inclusive business on that brand new directory: https://inclusivebusinessesdirectory.comSubscribe to the VIP membership: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/adhdmellyAmazon Wish list: https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/dl/...Get 15% on ZerodB drinks with code: Melly15 : https://drinkzerodb.com/Follow the Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adhdmelly/Follow us on YouTube: shorturl.at/sELV6Support the show

How do you know you've done your job to help your neurodivergent child, teen, or young adult develop? We don't necessarily know what their full capabilities and disabilities will be. In this episode, Jason talks about what it can take to help someone with neurodivergent disabilities develop and live their best life. Get full show notes here: https://JasonDebbie.com/52 

How do you know you've done your job to help your neurodivergent child, teen, or young adult develop? We don't necessarily know what their full capabilities and disabilities will be. In this episode, Jason talks about what it can take to help someone with neurodivergent disabilities develop and live their best life. Get full show notes here: https://JasonDebbie.com/52 

Neurodivergents unite! The Elevated Nonsense crew has joined together in this episode to talk about the things their brain have fixated on in the past. If you have any sort of neurodivergence that does this to you, you'll know what we're talking about. Neptoon discusses his long-standing love of all things Pokemon. Caleb goes back to his childhood days of Bionicle and the passion he still has for it. Dani brings up musical theatre, Harry Potter, and more. Zarria shows off her skills in cross-stitching and embroidery. Some other time, the rest of the group is going to need to tell us about their hyperfixations too. Join the Discord to tell  us about yours! Enjoy this episode! Join our Discord to discuss the show and chat with us: https://discord.gg/9DxAV3xZ2rSubscribe to our Patreon for exclusive content:  https://www.patreon.com/elevatednonsenseSubscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKtGiqRYe8SzMif2PGfQrlwFollow our Instagram: @elevatednonsense_podcastFollow our Twitter: @elevatednonsensFollow our TikTok: @elevated.nonsenseCheck out our RedBubble merch store: https://www.redbubble.com/people/ElevNonsense/explore?asc=u NOTE: Intro music is a clip from "Bossa Antigua", from the 2017 album Teh Jazzes by Kevin MacLeod

In this episode of Ascension Stories we get to hear from Taylor Aelina, a Spiritual Life Coach, and Energy Worker, specializing in Shadow Work, Ancestral Healing & helping others expand their mindset and gifts. You can find Taylor at: www.lovedbytheuniverse.com IG @tayloraelina For help with Shadow work or help to get you from feeling stuck in life through me guiding you through your own Akashic records using the QHHT method you can visit my site here. And to check out all my links including the link to my Ascension Poetry book you can visit here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/natashakoshinka/message

00:00:00 - Intro - The Parking Downhill Note 00:01:30 - Alex is haunted by a Washingmachineghost - live on the record! 00:03:30 - Note taking Systems, Stress and Anxiety coming from keeping a structural organization 00:09:30 - What does “work on your system” mean? 00:13:30 - How to use different times of the day for your individual energy-levels 00:16:45 - Give yourself jobs to your selfconcious 00:21:40 - Reading for calming down the mind 00:27:15 - How do you capture ideas when you are scared to forget them with ADD? 00:31:00 - Having our Tools of today as a Kid (and being ALLOWED to use them) 00:37:00 - Possibilities we now have with digital tools - without any romantic :) 00:46:00 - Fortunately the education system is adapting to ne new possibilites to learn for kids 00:51:10 - Learning from the naturally best teachers. And what it means to be a really good teacher 00:58:00 - Just imagine whar artists are capable of doing dotay 01:10:00 - How can we make digital tools more inclusive to everybody on every device but to Neuroodiverse people especially 01:20:00 - The idea for a solution: AI Translator that translate in realtime to any neurodiverse brain 01:26:00 - The fear of the unknown 01:29:00 - The reason why in Germany the police could get your kids to school and the problems with the digitalisation in modern educational systems

Click on this link for the Program Script and Interview Transcripts for The Medical and Social Models of Autism.  In the medical model, Autism is a neurological developmental disorder. In order to receive disability benefits, support services and social supports, Autistics are known by a medical pathology. A pathology that makes us second class citizens. In the social model we have the movement for Neurodiversity. Autistics and other individuals with conditions like ADHD are capturing our diversity as Neurodivergents to work towards a society of equality and equity. Dr. Scott Frasard will talk with me about why the medical and social models are important, and how the Neurodiversity movement is helping Autistics reach for our full potential in life. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/2daysautistic/support

Neurodivergents are the canary in the coal mine. Accommodating the neurodivergent's needs isn't about accommodating something special or weird. It's about making sure that our environments are human friendly. When we make sure that the neurodivergent person can thrive in an environment, we are also making sure that the neurotypical can as well. Everyone benefits from having a better and healthier environment. This is also a blog which you can read here: http://zebra-pig.com/?p=1099 The blog includes a list of my references and will make it more clear when I'm quoting those references. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/zebra-pig/support

This is part 3 of a 3-part series on the common problems with interventions for ADHD and autism, and in my opinion it's one of the most powerful shifts we can make. When you have some type of neurological variation that causes you to experience the world in a different way, you automatically become an easy target for manipulation.Those who are easily overwhelmed, or who aren't sure how to read social cues and self-regulate have to work really hard to participate in day-to-day situations that feel normal and easy for other people. This could include sitting in a desk in a classroom. It could include having a simple conversation with a peers. It could include following directions, or sitting in a noisy public area. These are things many people take for granted. As a result, it may not make sense why others, who have different neurological wiring (ADHD, autism, etc.) cannot tolerate certain tasks or activities. Neurodivergents are commonly accused of being defiant, inappropriate, or difficult. To others it seems like they're not trying, or that they're just lazy and unmotivated. But the truth is that most of them KNOW they're different in some way. Yet when they're constantly misunderstood, they start to believe they really are broken in some way. Which is why interventions focused on "compliance", reward/punishment can not only invalidate their experience...it can also cause them to doubt their grip on reality. And in extreme cases, those approaches can be considered gaslighting. That's why we need to rethink the way we support neurodivergents, and I talk about how to make that shift in this episode. In this episode, I mentioned the Time Tracking Journal, which is a SIMPLE tool that will help you get through daily routines (like homework) with ease, without bribery, arguments, or constant hand-holding.  The Time Tracking Journal walks you through a strategy you can do in just 10-15 minutes a day that will help kids get tasks done effectively and efficiently, and critical thinking skills and self-confidence at the same time. You can learn how to get instant access here: https://drkarendudekbrannan.com/timejournal

It's just brother all by himself again so what better time to talk about how to be a better neurotypical ally! Also he eventually decides maybe he should plug his own show! Haha

Listen in to Dr. Peter Vermeulen, about Theory of Mind: How does it relate to Autism? Frequently, an effort is focused on teaching neurodivergents to figure out what other people are thinking and feeling.  but shouldn't we rather start helping them to understand their own mental and emotional lifePeter Vermeulen, MSc and PhD in Psychology and Educational Sciences, has worked with people with ASD and their families for more than 30 years. He is a Senior lecturer at Autisme Centraal, a training and education center for autism spectrum disorders. Peter is an internationally respected lecturer/trainer and he presents all over Europe and beyond. Peter has written more than 15 books and several articles on autism.

Today on the show we welcome Shunta Gray, an incredible soul who helps women live lives with intention. Through her company, Best Today, Shunta equips women with resources to be both proactive and intentional with their time. Shunta begins with time because it is the container that holds our days in our lives. She also offers a Best Today Guide, which is a 14-week undated guide that helps women plan their days with intention through her signature process, The Right Now Routine, which is what we are talking about today — how to create realistic routines that last.We are super excited to break down this conversation for you today, while Abby shares her journey of going through the program and how it deeply impacted her life, and the examples of how she has used it. Then Emylee shares about the program and why she has avoided going through it because of her misconceptions about routine and what it might mean for her in her day. Shunta does a really amazing job breaking down those hesitations and how routines can still work for creatives, for neurodivergents, and for people who don't want a lot of structure in their day. We know you will get a lot of great ideas from this episode, so stick to the very end to find out more about all of Shunta's amazing resources that you can dive into today to learn how to create a routine that's perfect for you!