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One-to-One: The Brightmont Academy Podcast"One-to-One: The Brightmont Academy Podcast" with ADHD Expert Jeff Copper joins Griffin Rouse - Episode 11ADHD, Executive Function & What Actually Works — with Griffin Rouse & Jeff CopperIn this episode of the Brightmont Academy Podcast, ADHD experts Griffin Rouse and Jeff Copper join us for a candid, practical discussion about executive function, attention challenges, and the strategies that truly make a difference.We explore how ADHD impacts learning, behavior, and confidence — and why understanding executive functioning is key to meaningful progress. This episode is especially valuable for parents, educators, and professionals supporting neurodivergent students.If you’re looking for clarity, actionable insight, and a deeper understanding of ADHD beyond the su...
2026-02-131h 08
NITW PodcastNeurodiversity in Postsecondary Education with Dr. Kyle Oddis (Part 2)NITW Podcast is your go-to resource for exploring the intersection of neurodiversity and the future of work. Tune in as the Neurodiversity in the Workplace (NITW) team sits down with the foremost experts in corporate neurodiversity efforts. Human Resources leaders, Talent Acquisition professionals, business executives, managers, and other stakeholders all stand to benefit from learning about the competitive advantage associated with neuroinclusion and how to make this a reality for your company. In this episode, NITW's Sean Gill sat down with Dr. Kyle Oddis for Part 2 of their conversation about aligning postsecondary teaching methods with s...
2026-02-0622 min
NITW PodcastNeurodiversity in Postsecondary Education with Dr. Kyle Oddis Part 1NITW Podcast is your go-to resource for exploring the intersection of neurodiversity and the future of work. Tune in as the Neurodiversity in the Workplace (NITW) team sits down with the foremost experts in corporate neurodiversity efforts. Human Resources leaders, Talent Acquisition professionals, business executives, managers, and other stakeholders all stand to benefit from learning about the competitive advantage associated with neuroinclusion and how to make this a reality for your company. In this episode, NITW's Sean Gill chatted with Dr. Kyle Oddis about neurodiversity inclusion in postsecondary education, teaching, leadership, and systems-level design.
2026-01-2333 min
NITW PodcastNeurodiversity Debrief: Lessons Learned from a Pilot Neurodiversity Hiring ProgramNITW Podcast is your go-to resource for exploring the intersection of neurodiversity and the future of work. Tune in as the Neurodiversity in the Workplace (NITW) team sits down with the foremost experts in corporate neurodiversity efforts. Human Resources leaders, Talent Acquisition professionals, business executives, managers, and other stakeholders all stand to benefit from learning about the competitive advantage associated with neuroinclusion and how to make this a reality for your company. In this episode, NITW's Joe Riddle and Sean Gill debrief on lessons learned from a pilot neurodiversity hiring program with a partner company.
2026-01-0928 min
NITW Podcast2025 Neurodiversity Year in ReviewNITW Podcast is your go-to resource for exploring the intersection of neurodiversity and the future of work. Tune in as the Neurodiversity in the Workplace (NITW) team sits down with the foremost experts in corporate neurodiversity efforts. Human Resources leaders, Talent Acquisition professionals, business executives, managers, and other stakeholders all stand to benefit from learning about the competitive advantage associated with neuroinclusion and how to make this a reality for your company. In this episode, NITW's Joe Riddle and Charles Kransberger recap the progress and setbacks of the neurodiversity at work movement from 2026, and shine a...
2025-12-2934 min
Strong Mind, Strong BodyWorkplace Neurodiversity Unmasked: Why Mental Health Can Propel You ForwardReady to rethink what it means to succeed at work with a mental health diagnosis? In this captivating episode of "Strong Mind, Strong Body," host Angie Miller welcomes featured guest, turnaround executive, Todd Hagopian, for an unfiltered look at how neurodivergence—specifically, living and thriving with bipolar disorder—can be a surprising advantage in the business world.
Ever wondered if mental chaos could actually be your path to mastery? Hagopian is radically honest about his 15-year journey before diagnosis, the missed signs, the rollercoaster between wild success and self-sabotage, and how relentless drive almost cost him everything. Disc...
2025-12-1032 min
NITW PodcastNeurodiversity in the Military and National Security with Shale NorwitzNITW Podcast is your go-to resource for exploring the intersection of neurodiversity and the future of work. Tune in as the Neurodiversity in the Workplace (NITW) team sits down with the foremost experts in corporate neurodiversity efforts. Human Resources leaders, Talent Acquisition professionals, business executives, managers, and other stakeholders all stand to benefit from learning about the competitive advantage associated with neuroinclusion and how to make this a reality for your company. In this episode, NITW's Charles Kransberger sat down with Shale Norwitz to unpack his 20 years of military service as an AuDHD Airman, observations o...
2025-11-2832 minOne-to-One: The Brightmont Academy PodcastOne-to-One: The Brightmont Academy Podcast Episode 8 with guest Terri Pratt from Neurodiverse Counseling in ArizonaIn this episode, host Griffin Rouse sits down with Terri Pratt, a licensed counselor and founder of Neurodiverse Counseling, to explore how educators, parents, and students can embrace neurodiversity in the classroom and beyond. Terri shares insights on supporting children with ADHD, autism, and other learning differences through empathy, flexibility, and individualized approaches that honor each student’s unique brain.You’ll learn:What “neurodiversity” really means and why it matters in educationHow schools like Brightmont Academy tailor learning for every student through one-to-one instructionPractical ways parents can support neurodivergent learners at home and help them thrive👉 Watch, listen, and join th...
2025-11-1756 min
PE Insights PodcastEpisode 73 - Dr Josie Perry - Unpacking Neurodiversity, Motivation, and the 'Speedy Brain' in PE and SportIn this episode of the PE Insights Podcast, Nathan speaks with Dr Josie Perry, chartered sport psychologist, author of six books and director of Performance in Mind. Josie’s work shines a light on identity, inclusivity and the realities of supporting neurodiverse children in movement and sport.Josie shares why so many adults lose a sense of themselves as active people, often rooted in school experiences where PE centred narrowly on team games. She argues that broader, more varied activities can protect a young person’s identity as someone who can move, play and be physically active.
2025-11-1444 min
NITW PodcastNeurodiversity, AI, and the Future of Work with Anthony PacilioNITW Podcast is your go-to resource for exploring the intersection of neurodiversity and the future of work. Tune in as the Neurodiversity in the Workplace (NITW) team sits down with the foremost experts in corporate neurodiversity efforts. Human Resources leaders, Talent Acquisition professionals, business executives, managers, and other stakeholders all stand to benefit from learning about the competitive advantage associated with neuroinclusion and how to make this a reality for your company. In this episode, NITW's Joe Riddle sat down with Anthony Pacilio to forecast the future of the neurodiversity at work movement.
2025-10-0317 min
The Neurodiverse Lens: A CDL PodcastEpisode 7: Disclosing Neurodiversity in the Workplace - When, Why & HowThe Neurodiverse Lens – Episode 7Disclosing Neurodiversity in the Workplace: When, Why & HowDisclosure is a deeply personal decision. In this episode, Carolyn and Jordan unpack the complexities of sharing your neurodiversity at work—why you might disclose, what the risks are, and how to navigate accommodations while protecting your mental health. From personal stories to practical advice, this conversation explores the balance between advocacy and self-preservation in workplaces that are not always neurodiverse-friendly.🔎 Whether you’ve disclosed, are considering it, or prefer to keep it private, this episode provides strategies, support, and reassurance that ever...
2025-08-2526 min
NITW PodcastThe Neurodiversity at Work Movement with Dave ThompsonNITW Podcast is your go-to resource for exploring the intersection of neurodiversity and the future of work. Tune in as the Neurodiversity in the Workplace (NITW) team sits down with the foremost experts in corporate neurodiversity efforts. Human Resources leaders, Talent Acquisition professionals, business executives, managers, and other stakeholders all stand to benefit from learning about the competitive advantage associated with neuroinclusion and how to make this a reality for your company. In this episode, NITW's Sean Gill sits down with Dave Thompson to take stock of the first decade-plus of the neurodiversity at work m...
2025-08-2224 min
Scotland's Farm Advisory Service PodcastAgri Culture - Liz Haines: Levelling The Field, Neurodiversity in AgricultureMary-Jane Lawrie is joined by Liz Haines to talk about her lived experience of being neurodivergent and working in agriculture. Liz tells us about her background in farming and how she and her husband became new entrants to agriculture. Liz shares some of her systems and process that help her run their successful dairy farm since being diagnosed with ADHD in 2022. This diagnosis led her to pursue a Nuffield scholarship. She has travelled the world to study neurodiversity in agriculture, and she shares with us her learnings, and how we can help and support neurodiverse people in our agricultural indu...
2025-08-1341 min
NITW PodcastPillars of Successful Neurodiversity ProgramsNITW Podcast is your go-to resource for exploring the intersection of neurodiversity and the future of work. Tune in as the Neurodiversity in the Workplace (NITW) team sits down with the foremost experts in corporate neurodiversity efforts. Human Resources leaders, Talent Acquisition professionals, business executives, and other stakeholders all stand to benefit from learning about the competitive advantage associated with neuroinclusion and how to make this a reality for your company. In this episode, NITW's Joe Riddle and Sean Gill discuss the key ingredients for neurodiversity programs based on their work with some of the m...
2025-07-1119 min
Reddit StoriesMy Sister Built A Brand On Neurodiversity. Then She Erased Me - The Autistic... - Reddit Family TalesMy Sister Built A Brand On Neurodiversity. Then She Erased Me - The Autistic... - Reddit Family Tales
2025-06-1323 min
The Neurodiverse Lens: A CDL PodcastEpisode 4: Mental Health & Neurodiversity – Breaking the StigmaWelcome to The Neurodiverse Lens, a CDL podcast hosted by Carolyn and Jordan. In this episode, we explore the relationship between neurodiversity and mental health, sharing personal experiences, research insights, and practical self-care strategies.Disclaimer: This episode reflects personal perspectives and experiences and should not replace professional medical advice. Always consult with your healthcare provider.Time Stamps:0:00 Introduction and Disclaimer1:25 Our Message3:02 Neurodiversity and Depression6:26 Fitting into a Neurotypical World15:10 Children Might Not Have the Language17:10 Neurodiversity Might NOT be a Superpower23:20 Finding Support31:00 Self...
2025-06-0941 min
Speak UpNeurodiversity affirming practice and disability justice S7E15In this week’s episode, Professor Betty Yu of San Francisco State University provides a brief overview of the workshop on conversational analysis that she will co-present with Dr Vishnu Nair at the SPA Conference 2025. In this unscripted conversation she reflects on the nature of neurodiversity-affirming practice, whose experiences and communication are centred in society, and the role that speech pathology plays in maintaining the status quo or contributing to disability justice.
Resources:
Kohnert, K., Yim, D., Nett, K., Kan, P.F., Duran, L. (2005). Intervention with linguistically diverse preschool children: A focus on developing home language(s). Language, Speech, and He...
2025-05-1451 min
New Thinking Allowed Audio PodcastNeurodiversity, Part 6: Update with Annika and Tristan
Neurodiversity, Part 6: Update with Annika and Tristan
Annika and Tristan are two distinct persons occupying a single body. To our knowledge, their case is unique and neither understood nor even described in the psychiatric and psychological literature. They believe that their case sheds light on the nature of consciousness and mind-body interaction.
This interview was actually recorded the day before Neurodiversity, Part 5. We subsequently decided to reverse the order to show “An Apology” first. Here Annika and Tristan share some of the highlights of their life together in the past year since their last visit to J...
2025-05-031h 36
NITW PodcastHistory of Neurodiversity Employment in the United StatesNITW Podcast is your go-to resource for exploring the intersection of neurodiversity and the future of work. Tune in as the Neurodiversity in the Workplace (NITW) team sits down with the foremost experts in corporate neurodiversity efforts. Human Resources leaders, Talent Acquisition professionals, business executives, and other stakeholders all stand to benefit from learning about the competitive advantage associated with neuroinclusion and how to make this a reality for your company. In this episode, NITW's Joe Riddle and Charles Kransberger provide an overview of the history of corporate neurodiversity efforts in the United States.
2025-05-0226 minNew Thinking Allowed Audio PodcastNeurodiversity, Part 5: An Apology with Annika and Tristan
Neurodiversity, Part 5: An Apology with Annika and Tristan
Annika and Tristan are two distinct persons occupying a single body. To our knowledge, their case is unique and neither understood nor even described in the psychiatric and psychological literature. They believe that their case sheds light on the nature of consciousness and mind-body interaction.
Here they open up about a painful episode in their life together in which they made a series of mistakes on TikTok and Discord. They apologize to Jeffrey and to audience members who may have suffered in any way because of their...
2025-04-301h 02
Think Twice Podcast44 : Neurodiversity : Breaking the Brain MoldNeurodiversity refers to the natural variation in human cognitive functioning, encompassing different neurological profiles like autism, ADHD, dyslexia, etc. Rather than thinking of these differences as medical conditions in need of treatment, the idea of neurodiversity shifts this ideology to think about these differences as a form of natural human diversity, each offering distinct perspectives and contributions to society. This framework calls for changes in both clinical and cultural narratives but how do we approach this in the scientific community? In this episode, we discuss all things neurodiversity and talk about how neurodiverse perspectives are being included in biomedical studies...
2025-04-251h 19
Pam and The Purple Couch PodcastMindMeld Aspire with Special Guest Tracey Duharte- Pam and the Purple Couch PodcastIn this powerful and heartfelt episode, the Purple Couch team officially unveils MindMeld: Aspire, an innovative online training program more than a decade in the making. Joined by special guest Tracey Duharte, they discuss the urgent need for systemic change in education, particularly for neurodivergent learners, overwhelmed teachers, and underserved families.The Aspire program is a science-based, ABA-informed training system designed to empower caregivers, teachers, homeschoolers, and administrators with tools for effective classroom management, instructional methods, and Organizational Behavior Management (OBM). It’s not a curriculum—it’s a framework to support individualized instruction and restore joy, motiva...
2025-03-2729 min
NITW PodcastWelcome to the NITW PodcastWelcome to the NITW podcast! We are a team of neuroinclusion consultants with over 10 years of experience helping companies build, improve, and sustain neuroinclusion programs that help their businesses run better. Follow along to learn from our experience and to help build a neuroinclusive future!
2025-03-2501 minPam and The Purple Couch PodcastSchedule Change! The Illusion of Structure - Pam and The Purple Couch PodcastSchedule Change! The Illusion of Structure - Pam and The Purple Couch Podcast
Join us on Pam and the Purple Couch Podcast as we dive deep into the world of schedules, routine changes, and their unique impacts on neurodivergent individuals.
In this heartfelt episode, Loki shares his personal perspective on how schedule changes affect him, offering an honest look into the challenges and solutions for filling those unexpected voids in our day-to-day lives. From proud mom moments to practical tools for adapting to change, this episode is packed with...
2025-01-3027 min
The Turn Your Life Around Podcast#077 Breaking Barriers in Neurodiversity: How Jason & Debbie Grygla Are Changing LivesWelcome to another insightful episode of *The Turn Your Life Around Podcast* with your host, Sarah Coates, aka "The One80 Lady." Today, we’re joined by Jason and Debbie Grygla, experts in the field of neurodivergence and founders of *NeuroDev*, a mentoring program supporting autistic and neurodivergent young adults. With over 20 years of experience, Jason, a licensed mental health counselor, and Debbie, a certified parent coach, share their journey from being foster parents to pioneering innovative ways to support neurodivergent individuals. They dive deep into understanding neurodivergence, why traditional mental health approaches may not always work, and the im...
2025-01-3059 min
The Deeper Thinking PodcastRewriting the Narrative: Autism, Neurodiversity, and the Future of Inclusion – The Deeper Thinking Podcast
Rewriting the Narrative: Autism, Neurodiversity, and the Future of Inclusion
The Deeper Thinking Podcast
For anyone exploring cognitive justice, radical inclusion, and the ethics of difference.
For decades, autism was treated as deficit, deviance, or disorder. But that story is changing. This episode reclaims autistic identity not through pathology but through power, presence, and perspective. Drawing on emergent research, lived experience, and justice-centered frameworks, we explore neurodiversity as both reality and resistance. This is not just about awareness—it is about narrative control, cultural voice, and the future of belonging.
W...
2025-01-2317 min
The DesignOps Aligned Podcast Show"Embracing Neurodiversity in UX” - Odette Jansen"Embracing Neurodiversity in UX” - Act 01 - Scene 14 – Odette JansenIn this conversation, Odette shares her extensive experience in UX, detailing her journey from design to research and her accidental entry into ResearchOps. She discusses the importance of ResearchOps in organizations, the challenges researchers face in gaining buy-in, and the need for effective processes. Odette also highlights the significance of understanding neurodiversity, particularly autism, in the workplace, and offers insights on how to support neurodivergent individuals. The discussion touches on the future of research with AI and the value of diverse teams in fostering creativity and pr...
2024-12-1648 minPam and The Purple Couch PodcastPam and The Purple Couch Podcast -Your Child is Unique Not Broken: Diagnosis is not a Death Sentence
Pam and The Purple Couch Podcast -Your Child is Unique, Not Broken: Diagnosis is not a Death Sentence
In the latest episode of Pam and the Purple Couch Podcast, titled "Diagnosis is Not a Death Sentence," host Pamela Furr, alongside co-hosts Dr. Manny Rodriguez, Missy Owen, and Loki DePristo, delivers an empowering discussion on navigating life with a diagnosis. This deeply personal and insightful episode flips the narrative around diagnoses, highlighting that challenges like autism or other developmental differences are not limitations but opportunities to learn, grow, and thrive. Through real-life stories and actionable advice, the team explores how...
2024-12-0526 min
The Chaotic Order PodcastHome of the NeurodiverseBeyond The Brain - The Chaotic Order Podcast S2-E8 🧠In this episode of The Chaotic Order Podcast, we dive deep into the often-overlooked *physical health side effects of neurodiversity*. From *nosebleeds* to *gut issues* and *skin conditions*, we explore how being neurodivergent impacts not just the mind, but the body as a whole.
This episode is packed with insights, personal stories, and practical advice to help you better understand the connection between neurodiversity and physical health. Whether you're navigating these challenges yourself or supporting someone who is, this conversation sheds light on the hidden struggles and resilience of the neurodiverse community.
*Tune in now* on your favourite podcast...
2024-11-301h 18
The Chaotic Order PodcastHome of the NeurodiverseThe A-Z Of Neurodiversity - Volume 1 📕- The Chaotic Order Podcast S2-E7"A-Z of Neurodiversity"
In our latest episode, we’re diving deep into the A-Z of Neurodiversity, exploring key conditions that shape the lives of so many. From Autism and ADHD, to Bipolar Disorder, Cerebral Palsy, Dyslexia, and Epilepsy, this episode unpacks the unique challenges, strengths, and insights of these diverse experiences.
Join us as we challenge misconceptions, share inspiring stories, and provide practical strategies to support neurodiverse individuals in their journeys.
🧠 Whether you’re neurodiverse, a loved one, or just curious to learn more, this episode is for you.
If you would l...
2024-11-231h 37
Unpacking Neurodiversity"Breaking Barriers: Zurich UK's Groundbreaking Neurodiversity Initiative"Experience a game-changing workplace revolution as we unpack Zurich UK's innovative approach to neurodiversity in our latest podcast episode. We're diving deep into their groundbreaking 2025 initiative that's transforming corporate culture by supporting not just neurodivergent employees, but their entire families. From cutting-edge assessment programs to pioneering workplace adaptations, discover how one of the UK's leading insurers is reshaping inclusive employment. Listen now to learn how this comprehensive approach, including autism awareness training and family support systems, is setting new standards for workplace inclusion. #NeurodiversityAtWork
#WorkplaceInclusion #ZurichUK #CareerTok #NeurodivergentTikTok #InclusiveWorkplace #CorporateChange #EmployerInsights...
2024-11-2014 min
The Chaotic Order PodcastHome of the NeurodiverseUnderstanding You're Neurodiverse 🤔 - The Chaotic Order Podcast S2-E6
Understanding You’re Neurodiverse 🤔
This week, we’re embracing the beautiful chaos of neurodiversity! Dive into an honest and relatable conversation about:
🧠 The main signs of neurodiversity
🏫 What it’s really like navigating school as a neurodiverse individual
🥄 And the fun, quirky side of it all—like the undeniable magic of choosing the little spoons!
Whether you’re neurodiverse yourself, love someone who is, or are just curious about the topic, this episode is packed with insights, laughs, and moments you won’t want to miss.
If you would like to share your thoughts on this episode and the topics discussed...
2024-11-161h 24Pam and The Purple Couch PodcastPam and The Purple Couch Podcast - Understanding Grief: Navigating Loss & Neurodiversity in Families
Understanding Grief: Navigating Loss and Neurodiversity in Families
In this episode of Pam and the Purple Couch Podcast, host Pamela Furr and her co-hosts discuss how families can help children, especially neurodivergent ones, understand and cope with loss—whether it’s the death of a loved one or everyday challenges like changing schools or losing a favorite toy. Against the backdrop of 9/11, they share practical tips for fostering resilience, building early coping skills, and turning grief into an opportunity to celebrate memories and move forward with positivity.
Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/15RGm4ZS5dE
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2024-11-0728 min
Energy Diagnostics PodcastWalking with the Wolf: Neurodiversity, Energy Healing, and Self-Truth with Dr Rodolfo FelixIn this episode, we welcome Dr. Rodolfo Felix, a certified Barbara Brennan healing practitioner and passionate advocate for neurodiversity and LGBTQ+ rights. Rodolfo has cultivated a significant social media presence by sharing valuable insights on neurodiversity, highlighting the unique strengths and challenges faced by individuals who think and perceive the world differently.As a teacher at the Barbara Brennan School of Healing, Rodolfo integrates energy healing with his advocacy work, particularly focusing on supporting neurodivergent individuals. Hear how Rodolfo the 'famous wolf' discovered how to draw on powerful wolf imagery to symbolize strength and authenticity in his...
2024-10-3143 min
BASELINE: How Innovation Really HappensBASELINE008 - ALEX PARTRIDGE - Breaking Barriers: AI, Neurodiversity, and Life Beyond the Olympic PodiumBreaking Barriers: Alex Partridge on AI, Neurodiversity, and Life Beyond the Olympic Podium
In this thrilling episode of Baseline, we sit down with Alex Partridge, a world champion rower and Olympic medalist who has reached the pinnacle of both physical and mental performance. Alex takes us on a journey through his remarkable transition from elite sports to navigating life with dyslexia and ADHD, ultimately channeling his unique talents into the forefront of blockchain and AI technology. From optimizing sports performance to reshaping complex financial systems, Alex reveals how he has harnessed AI to create greater diversity in the workplace...
2024-10-3150 minPam and The Purple Couch PodcastPam and the Purple Couch Podcast - Community Involvement with Matt Susin of District 4 - Brevard County
In this episode of Pam and the Purple Couch Podcast, Pamela Furr, joined by co-hosts Dr. Manny Rodriguez, Missy Owen, and Loki DePristo, welcomes Matt Susin, a school board district representative, to discuss the intersection of education, neurodiversity, and job placement for neurodivergent students in Brevard County.
The conversation highlights Matt's passion for workforce readiness programs, including a groundbreaking job placement initiative for students with disabilities. Matt shares his journey from teacher to school board representative, emphasizing the need for community support in advocating for neurodivergent learners and ensuring they have meaningful employment opportunities after graduation.
Tune in for...
2024-10-2425 minThe Deeper Thinking PodcastADHD: The Kaleidoscope Mind - The Deeper Thinking PodcastOften misunderstood and oversimplified, ADHD is much more than just a "disorder." In this episode, we explore:
* The ADHD Experience: Imagine a kaleidoscope whirling uncontrollably in your mind – that's the closest we can get to capturing the essence of ADHD.
* Beyond the Diagnosis: ADHD is not just a neurological quirk; it's a mirror reflecting society's values and how we perceive attention, creativity, and productivity.
* The Dopamine-Starved Brain: We delve into the neurochemistry of ADHD, exploring the role of dopamine and the constant craving for stimulation.
* The Paradox of ADHD: Discover the incred...
2024-10-2017 min
The Chaotic Order PodcastHome of the NeurodiverseWomen In Neurodiversity - The Chaotic Order Podcast S2-E2In this powerful episode of The Chaotic Order, we sit down with Shelby Power to dive deep into a topic often overlooked: women, neurodiversity, and menstrual cycles. 🧠💪
Shelby unpacks how these cycles uniquely impact neurodivergent women and shares insight into managing mental and physical health during this time. Tune in for a conversation filled with empathy, science, and practical advice. This one’s for everyone—whether you're neurodivergent, know someone who is, or just want to learn more!
Enjoy and make sure to share this episode far and wide! 👀
Remember, be you, but better. ❤️
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2024-10-191h 29Pam and The Purple Couch PodcastPam and The Purple Couch Podcast: Welcome to Season 2!
Season 2 of 'Pam and the Purple Couch' kicks off with a POWERFUL conversation!
Loki DePristo, Dr. Manny Rodriguez, and Missy Owen join Puzzle Box Pam to navigate the complex world of autism, neurodiversity, and education. In this episode, they emphasize the importance of open and honest dialogue within families, especially when raising neurodivergent children. They also explore the challenges of balancing traditional and online communication in today's world. Plus, hear heartwarming stories of connection and resilience.
0:00 - Start of Episode and Season 2!
0:24 - Introduction to Loki and...
2024-09-1926 min
Mamis Neurodivergentes. El podcast / Neurodivergent Mums The PodcastNeurodiversity and LGBTQIA+In this episode, Silvia and I talk about Neurodiversity, LGBTQIA+, and we explore some terms such as Neuroaffirming and RSD.
Silvia is the Clinical Director of Violet Psychology.
Fully accredited Health Psychologist with the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI), she is specialised in gender and neurodiversity.
Silvia holds a Degree in Psychology from the University of Salamanca, a Master's Degree in Gender Equality from the University of Santiago de Compostela and a Master's Degree in Health Psychology from the Distance University of Madrid.
You can find Silvia:
https://www...
2024-09-1638 min
Speechie Side Hustle10: The One About Support Neurodiversity and Inclusion in Early InterventionIn this episode, I am joined by Jessie Kensey, a Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Simply Speech Therapy, as she shares her journey from being a high school English teacher to starting her own private practice. She discusses the motivations behind starting her business, the importance of building rapport with clients, and how her understanding of Gestalt Language Processing impacts her work.
Jessie also emphasizes the significance of early intervention, supporting neurodiversity, and the challenges and rewards of running a private practice. Her experience highlights both the professional and personal growth that comes with stepping into the...
2024-08-2617 min
The Chaotic Order PodcastHome of the NeurodiverseIntroducing Emergent Divergence: David Gray-Hammond - The Chaotic Order Podcast S1-E9Get ready for a powerful journey into the depths of neurodiversity with our latest episode of The Chaotic Order podcast featuring the brilliant David Gray-Hammond!
In "Emergent Divergence: Ramblings of David Gray-Hammond," David dives into his unique perspectives on neurodiversity, sharing insights that will challenge your thinking and inspire you to embrace your true self.
This episode is not just a discussion—it's a rallying cry for anyone navigating the world as a neurodivergent individual.
Motivation for You: Life may feel chaotic, but remember, it’s in the chaos that true clarity and purpose often emerge.
Take David’s journe...
2024-08-101h 43New Thinking Allowed Audio PodcastNeurodiversity, Part 4: Metaphysical Implications with Annika and TristanNeurodiversity, Part 4: Metaphysical Implications with Annika and Tristan
Annika and Tristan are two distinct persons occupying a single body. To our knowledge, their case is unique and neither understood nor even described in the psychiatric and psychological literature. They believe that their case sheds light on the nature of consciousness and mind-body interaction.
This is the fourth interview in this series. Viewers are advised to watch the first three in preparation for fully understanding and appreciating this video:
Neurodiversity, Part 1: Two Souls in One Body – https://youtu.be/zHrrg4X-4xU
Ne...
2024-07-2955 minNew Thinking Allowed Audio PodcastNeurodiversity, Part 3: Tristan’s Life StoryNeurodiversity, Part 3: Tristan’s Life Story
Annika and Tristan are two distinct persons occupying a single body. To our knowledge, their case is unique and neither understood nor even described in the psychiatric and psychological literature. They believe that their case sheds light on the nature of consciousness and mind-body interaction.
In this video, Annika has, essentially, left the body while Tristan shares his own incredible journey. He explains how he first experienced Annika entering his body, with the consciousness of an infant, when he was 22 years of age.
New Thinking Allowed host, Je...
2024-07-281h 07New Thinking Allowed Audio PodcastNeurodiversity, Part 2: Annika’s Life StoryNeurodiversity, Part 2: Annika’s Life Story
Annika and Tristan are two distinct persons occupying a single body. To our knowledge, their case is unique and neither understood nor even described in the psychiatric and psychological literature. They believe that their case sheds light on the nature of consciousness and mind-body interaction.
In this video, Tristan has, essentially, left the body while Annika shares her own incredible journey. She explains how she first entered Tristan’s body, with the consciousness of an infant, when he was 22 years of age.
New Thinking Allowed host, Jeffrey Mish...
2024-07-1458 minNew Thinking Allowed Audio PodcastNeurodiversity, Part 1: Two Souls in One Body with Annika and TristanNeurodiversity, Part 1: Two Souls in One Body with Annika and Tristan
Annika and Tristan are two distinct persons occupying a single body. To our knowledge, their case is unique and neither understood nor even described in the psychiatric and psychological literature. They believe that their case sheds light on the nature of consciousness and mind-body interaction.
Here they describe how, after years of struggle, they have learned how to coordinate their activities and live in harmony in the body they share. The interview concludes with a duet in which they play guitar and sing together.
2024-07-131h 07The Chaotic Order PodcastHome of the NeurodiverseTools To Manage Neurodiversity ⚒️ - The Chaotic Order Podcast - S1-E5For Episode 5, Martin, Jono, and Shelby took a deep dive into the tools for thriving in a neurotypical world. We each brought valuable insights, making this discussion truly special, and we've been using these tools ourselves ever since ⚒️
Apologies for the sound quality in this episode—technical issues have now been resolved. ✅
Let us know about the tools you use to manage your neurodiversity in the comments below - we'd love to hear from you! 📣
2024-06-291h 29
Archetypos Podcast24. Normalizing Expansion/Contraction Cycles, Neurodiversity, The Wisdom of the Crescent Moon Phase
2024-05-2550 minPam and The Purple Couch PodcastPam and The Purple Couch Podcast - Special Guest LokiPrepare to be inspired as we embark on a deeply personal journey with our special guest.
Today, we have the honor of welcoming Loki to The Purple Couch Podcast, offering a unique glimpse into the world of autism from his perspective.
At 18 years old, Loki has achieved remarkable milestones, including graduating high school and earning an A+ in psychology. But his journey is about so much more than academic accomplishments. Join us as we delve into Loki's reflections, his experiences as an individual with autism, and the wisdom he's gained along the way.
Take advantage of this powerful episode...
2024-05-2230 min
GrowUp PodcastEp18 - Joseph K Muscat - Wired Differently: NeurodiversityIn Episode 18 we delve into neurodivergence with Joseph K Muscat. As we explore the discussion we uncover truths of challenges neurodivergents face on a day to day in the workplace and how organisations can better adapt to ensure people who are wired differently can thrive and use their difference as a superpower.Contact Joseph on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/joseph-k-muscat-neurodiversity-consulting/ Visit Joseph's main website: www.josephkmuscat.comFollow Joseph's Podcast: https://josephkmuscat.com/podcast-take-a-leap-transform-a-neurodiversity-journeyWe'd also like to thank our sponsors for supporting our project and helping us grow!White L...
2024-05-161h 38Pam and The Purple Couch PodcastPam and The Purple Couch Podcast - IEPs (Individualized Education Plans) - Part 2We're back with another enlightening episode, diving even deeper into the world of Individualized Education Plans (IEPs). Join us as we continue our exploration of this vital educational tool, uncovering its essence and unraveling its potential to transform lives.
In this captivating continuation of our discussion on IEPs, we peel back the layers to reveal the intricate details that make these plans truly unique. From goal-setting and progress monitoring to accommodation strategies and parental involvement, we leave no stone unturned in our quest to understand the essence of IEPs.
Once again, we're privileged to be joined by...
2024-05-0827 min
The JoyPowered Workspace PodcastHow Neurodiversity Impacts Productivity, Culture, and Retention (with Jeff Gibbard and Sarah Ohanesian)In this episode, JoDee and Susan discuss neurodiversity in the workplace with experts Jeff Gibbard and Sarah Ohanesian.
Topics include:
The benefits of a neurodiverse workplace
Why you should encourage neurodiversity in your workplace
How to support neurodiversity in the workplace
The key terms to know when talking about neurodiversity
How brains work differently
How to be more curious about neurodiversity in a work setting
How companies can plan and work to be more neuroinclusive
In this episode's listener question, we're asked about HR resources. In the news, a Preply survey shows what quitting looks...
2024-05-0636 minPam and The Purple Couch PodcastPam and The Purple Couch Podcast - IEPs (Individualized Education Plans) - Part 1What exactly are Individualized Education Plans (IEPs), and why are they crucial in the educational landscape?
Join us as we demystify the intricacies of IEPs, exploring how they serve as a personalized roadmap for academic and developmental achievement. Through real-life examples and expert analysis, we uncover the ways in which IEPs empower children to thrive, regardless of their individual challenges.
We're honored to welcome Tracey Duharte, Director of Educational Services at Puzzle Box Academy. As a passionate advocate for personalized learning, Tracey brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to our discussion. Tune in as she shares her insights...
2024-05-0123 minPam and The Purple Couch PodcastPam and The Purple Couch Podcast - DefianceEver found yourself in a tug-of-war with your defiant child, wondering how to foster discipline without crushing their spirit?
Join hosts Pam, Dr. Manny, and Missy on a journey through defiance, as they uncover the secrets to nurturing discipline in our children while preserving their individuality.
In this episode, our hosts share insightful tips, personal stories and practical strategies for handling those tough moments. From talking it out to setting clear rules, they've got you covered.
Don't miss this thought-provoking discussion about raising resilient kids.
#thepurplecouchpodcast #autism #parentingadvice #neurodiversity #appliedbehavioranalysis
0:00 – Opening/Introduction
1:10 – Defiance definition
7:57 – Difference between defiance and bo...
2024-04-2928 min
The Schoolyard PodcastS1.Ep.16: Embracing Neurodiversity in EducationIn this episode, Nancy talks to Nichole Schlagel, current principal of the Academy of Arts and Knowledge, to chat through neurodiversity in schools and how it contribute unique threads that weave a rich and diverse learning experience for all.
2024-02-2834 min
CETL PIE PodcastTeaching Beyond the Stars: Astronomy and Neurodiversity with Dixie BurnsIn this episode, we talk with Dixie Burns, who teaches physical science and astronomy at Madison College and has been with the college for 25 years. Dixie shares her experience in teaching, especially how she got interested in astronomy and how she uses that interest to teach her students.
We also discuss the changes she's seen at the college over the years and her action research project on neurodiversity and mental health. This project aims to make the college more welcoming for neurodivergent students and those with mental health challenges. Dixie offers tips for faculty on supporting these...
2024-02-2851 min
Legally Speaking PodcastNeurodiversity in the Legal Profession & Residential Property - Martin Whitehorn - S7E36Send us a text Learn about the challenges and progress in fostering neurodiversity inclusion within the legal industry. This week we're super excited to be chatting with Martin Whitehorn, a distinguished property solicitor at Julie West Solicitors. Martin shares his unique journey into law and his subsequent achievements that have positioned him as a trailblazer in the legal community. Martin's impressive legal career has not gone unnoticed. Featured in the Financial Times and named a legal...
2024-01-0836 min
The Podcast LoungeMy Origin Story | S1 E4 | The Neurodiverse Experience Podcast | Chaquita NiamkeTitle: My Origin Story-Why I Became a Superhero for Neurodiversity Show Notes: In today's episode, we talk about why I got started in the world of neurodiversity and share my superhero origin story. I share the early signs I overlooked and things to take note of if you are on this journey as well! I hope you find inspiration + insights in this episode! Leave Us A Message! Want us to answer a question on the podcast? Leave us a message on our voicemail and we may answer your question on one of our next episodes! https://www.speakpipe.com/msg/s/328622...
2023-12-1026 minThe Podcast LoungeMy Origin Story | S1 E4 | The Neurodiverse Experience Podcast | Chaquita NiamkeTitle: My Origin Story-Why I Became a Superhero for Neurodiversity Show Notes: In today's episode, we talk about why I got started in the world of neurodiversity and share my superhero origin story. I share the early signs I overlooked and things to take note of if you are on this journey as well! I hope you find inspiration + insights in this episode! Leave Us A Message! Want us to answer a question on the podcast? Leave us a message on our voicemail and we may answer your question on one of our next episodes! https://www.speakpipe.com/msg/s/328622...
2023-12-1026 min
The Podcast LoungeTerese Ortiz Interview | S1 E3 | The Neurodiverse Experience Podcast | Chaquita NiamkeStaying Weird and Neurodiversity Times Two/ Terese Ortiz In today's podcast, we talk with Terese Ortiz, an amazing mother of three, who was introduced to the world of neurodiversity 12 years ago with her first child. In this episode we discuss the challenges with making friends, dealing with family, and how she has become an accidental advocate for neurodiversity. Have a burning question about neurodivergence you would like us to answer on the podcast? Leave us a message here and you may get your answer on our show! https://www.speakpipe.com/msg/s/328622/1/5w2l...
2023-12-081h 06The Podcast LoungeTerese Ortiz Interview | S1 E3 | The Neurodiverse Experience Podcast | Chaquita NiamkeStaying Weird and Neurodiversity Times Two/ Terese Ortiz In today's podcast, we talk with Terese Ortiz, an amazing mother of three, who was introduced to the world of neurodiversity 12 years ago with her first child. In this episode we discuss the challenges with making friends, dealing with family, and how she has become an accidental advocate for neurodiversity. Have a burning question about neurodivergence you would like us to answer on the podcast? Leave us a message here and you may get your answer on our show! https://www.speakpipe.com/msg/s/328622/1/5w2l...
2023-12-081h 06
The Marketing Society PodcastNeurodiversity as a marketing superpower🚀 Explore the untapped potential of neurodiversity and ADHD in data-driven marketing. Our latest guest, Cate McVeigh, European Senior Marketing Analytics Manager at Mars, sheds light on the transformative impact neurodiverse individuals can have on your team when their preferences are understood and embraced.Tune in to learn: 🧚♀️ Why ADHD is a marketing superpower and how to leverage its strengths🌻 The crucial role of psychological safety for fostering thriving neurodiverse professionals📈 Gain a top data-driven marketing tip on industry shifts and staying ahead of the curveThe Shiny New Object podcast is a produ...
2023-12-0521 min
Bird Podcast | Stories from prisonHMP Pentonville | Neurodiversity in PrisonTwo chicks return to HMP Pentonville to uncover stories and solutions from their neurodiversity unit.
We speak to staff and residents about sensory rooms, therapy dogs, kinder regimes and pathways for change to find out what it really means to do time. Expect social justice info, stats and prisons insights from Bird on Instagram, TikTok and Twitter @BirdPodcast
www.birdpodcast.co.uk
Sources & follow up links
ADHD in the Criminal Justice System: A case for change, 2022 (Sponsored by Takeda)
https://www.autism.org.uk/
21ANDSENSORY
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2023-10-1933 min
Movement TheoriesAn Honest Conversation About Neurodiversity In TheatreWelcome back to Movement Theories! Today we are talking to the lovely Lucy! This a really interesting episode discussing what it is like to be a neurodiverse performer training at Drama school! Lucy is a first year bird student and a neurodivergent performer. Tune in to learn some of the things you maybe did not know about performance and neurodiversity!
2023-10-0859 min
ISACA PodcastExploring the Benefits of Neurodiversity within CybersecurityNeurodiversity within cybersecurity offers many benefits but requires organizations and hiring managers to re-evaluate hiring practices and job descriptions typically structured for neurotypical applicants.
Join ISACA's Director of Professional Practices and Innovation as he hosts a conversation with a company helping to remove barriers and maximize the value neurodiverse talent brings to cybersecurity.
For more ISACA Podcast, go to https://www.isaca.org/resources/news-and-trends/isaca-podcast-library
2023-09-2733 min
The Life After PodcastDeconstructing Yourself (Neurodiversity x Eating Disorder Recovery) with MichelleAfter a break lasting over a year and a half, Michelle joins Brady to discuss deconstructing neurodiversity and eating disorder recovery.
If you'd like to donate to Brady's GoFundMe for expenses related to his family's legal battle and more, please visit https://gofund.me/13befd41 or email him at bradyhardin@gmail.com for direct donations or with connections to other podcasts.
Bookended with music by Nightlightr (CDBaby, iTunes, and Spotify) | Find links for The Life After Community (our secret Facebook group), subscribing, rating, and/or reviewing on iTunes here: linkin.bio/thelifeafterorg
2023-07-241h 10
Recovering God: The ConversationsMental Health and Neurodiversity with Rachel NoelRachel Noël, affectionately known by the local press as the Pink Vicar, is vicar at St James Church, Pokesdown, Bournemouth.Rachel had a particularly formational journey through curacy, during which she was diagnosed with Bipolar, ADHD and Sensory Processing Disorder, and subsequently Autism. Her gifts and symptoms include high energy, enthusiasm, creativity and love of colour (especially pink!), she loves exploring her faith and spirituality through creativity, stitch, paint and contemplation and is a member of the Community of Hopeweavers.Rachel can be found on the following social media platforms:Twitter: @T...
2023-07-0850 min
The Evolution Exchange Cyber Security PodcastEvo Cyber Security #40 - Breaking Barriers #2 - Think Differently: Neurodiversity in CyberIn Evo Cyber Security #40, host Stephen Mann explores the theme of neurodiversity in cyber and information security, and the breaking of barriers in this field. Joining the conversation are distinguished guests Kam Karaji, Global Head of Information Security at Bibby Financial Services; Julie Osborne, Head of Cyber Security & D&I Lead at Vodafone Business; Stuart Wright, Global Head of Governance at Nettitude; and Jim Newman, CISO at Capco. This episode dives into the significance of embracing neurodiversity in fostering innovation and strengthening cybersecurity efforts. Don't miss this insightful discussion with experts representing diverse perspectives within the cybersecurity industry.
2023-06-271h 05
Speak UpNeurodiversity-affirming assessment for autistic girls, women, and AFAB individuals S05E21In this week’s episode, Amy Fitzpatrick (she/her), SPA’s Senior Advisor-Disability speaks with Dasha Kolesik (she/her), an AuDHD speech pathologist from ‘Say Hooray!’ Amy and Dasha discuss neurodiversity affirming assessment for girls, women and individuals who were assigned female at birth (AFAB).
Speech Pathology Australia acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of lands, seas and waters throughout Australia, and pay respect to Elders past, present and future.
We recognise that the health and social and emotional wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are grounded in continued connection to culture, country, language and community and acknowledge that sovereignty was neve...
2023-06-2149 minSpeak UpReflections on Transitioning to Neurodiversity Affirming Practice - S05 E19In this week’s episode, SPA’s Laura Caire (she/her)- senior advisor mental health and trauma speaks with Kate Mulheron (she/her), ADHD speech therapist, from Perspectives Speech Therapy about the transition to neurodiversity and trauma informed affirming practice.
Laura and Kate discuss Kate's journey towards neurodiversity affirming practice, how this intersects and overlaps with trauma informed practice, and the emotional challenges when changing the way you practice.
Kate speaks about learning how to do better for our clients and hold self-compassion about choices that were made before we knew better.
Speech Pathology Australia acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of l...
2023-06-0749 min
The Gratitude CoachSHIFT Happens! Embracing Change and Neurodiversity with MindfulnessHow can you embrace change when life gets challenging?
Find out how in this podcast episode, SHIFT Happens! Embracing Change and Neurodiversity.
This episode also has a Body Scan Mindfulness Practice for the last 10 minutes.
I’ve been through a pretty amazing journey. I’ve had to persevere through some big obstacles. I survived a major career setback, which could have ruined me.
I made a commitment to sacrifice my career, at the age of 47, to stay home and nurture my son, who is neurodiverse, and I put him in front of e...
2023-05-3019 min
The NASM-CPT Podcast With Rick RicheyPeter Shankman: Exercise & NeurodiversityNeurodiversity describes the idea that people experience and interact with the world around them in many ways.On this “NASM-CPT Podcast,” host, and NASM Master Instructor, Rick Richey is joined by featured guest, best-selling author, worldwide influencer, founder of HARO, and host of the “Faster Than Normal” podcast, Peter Shankman, for a full deep dive into exercise and neurodiversity.Shankman shares unique and personal stories of his struggles as a youth, being diagnosed with ADHD in his mid-30’s, neurodiversity in the workplace, his passion for helping others, and how exercise has enabled him to get throug...
2023-05-0950 min
Breaking Bias121: Neurodiversity is Powerful - Dave ThompsonAbout this Episode
My guest today is Dave Thompson. Dave is the Director of Strategic Programs for Potintia which is an organization providing companies training and support, in order, to become competent in neurodiversity within the workforce. Being someone who lives with ADHD and Dyslexia gives Dave a unique perspective to help others learn how to best navigate personal and working relationships with the neurodivergent community. Dave is also a husband, father and according to his LinkedIn profile a punk rocker.
Call to Action: Check show notes for links and resources to learn more.
2023-02-0747 min
Speak UpNeurodiversity Affirming Practice for Speech Pathologists - S04 E41In this week’s episode, Amy Fitzpatrick, SPA’s Senior Advisor – Disability, chats with Cath Fernando, Speech Pathologist, and Melissa Maddox, Autistic Speech Pathologist. Cath and Melissa explore neurodiversity affirming practice through a speech pathology lens.
Please follow these links for resources mentioned in the episode:
https://neuroclastic.com/autism/what-is-autism/?amp
https://ausometraining.com
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Browse/Search:Neurowild
https://autismlevelup.com
Speech Pathology Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of lands, seas and waters throughout Australia, and pay respect to Elders past, present and future.
We recognise that the health and social and emotional wellbeing of Aboriginal and To...
2022-11-0946 min
The Edtech PodcastNeuroDiversity in Education and EntrepreneurshipThanks to Learnosity and WorkTripp for sponsoring this episode. In this episode, I'm in conversation with: Felix Atkin, the Founder & CEO at Sharesy, on dealing with cost pressures in schools Dr Maureen Dunne, neurodiversity advisor to Lego Foundation and the President and CEO of Autism Community Ventures, on supporting innovation in the area of neurodiversity We talk about: How to help schools raise extra funds by easily supporting their community needs What funds are available for innovation around neurodiverse needs – including USD 20 million to catalyse innovation supporting neurodivergent children Why this matters and can strengthen...
2022-09-0951 minThe Edtech PodcastNeuroDiversity in Education and EntrepreneurshipThanks to Learnosity and WorkTripp for sponsoring this episode. In this episode, I'm in conversation with: Felix Atkin, the Founder & CEO at Sharesy, on dealing with cost pressures in schools Dr Maureen Dunne, neurodiversity advisor to Lego Foundation and the President and CEO of Autism Community Ventures, on supporting innovation in the area of neurodiversity We talk about: How to help schools raise extra funds by easily supporting their community needs What funds are available for innovation around neurodiverse needs – including USD 20 million to catalyse innovation supporting neurodivergent children Why this matters and can strengthen...
2022-09-0951 min
The ND LawyerIn conversations with Geldards - Neurodiversity and mental health in practiceIn this week's episode, Saffia and Adam from the full-service national firm Geldards LLP join us for a discussion. While Saffia describes the firm's approach to neurodiversity in recruitment and employment, Adam talks about his experiences as a dyslexic Associate Partner and Head of Education Law.
2022-07-1953 min
Stephenson Harwood employment podcastEmployment law podcast: Neurodiversity and the workplace: What do employers need to know?Recent reports have indicated a significant increase in the number of employment tribunal claims referencing disability discrimination as a result of a neurodiverse condition and we expect this trend to continue. In our latest podcast, we discuss neurodiversity and the workplace, highlighting key areas of concern for employers as well as practical steps employers can take to encourage diverse workplaces and to minimise risks of disability discrimination claims.
2022-07-0115 min
Free Range Thinking - A Neurodiversity Podcast008 - Our 1st guest Nick Perry: Neurodivergents add something to the tribe and: In Chaos the best thing is to take action00:00:00 - We wander in and introduce Nick Perry, Agile Coach and a neurodivergent human being00:03:30 - Nicks Neurodivergent Launrdy ListHigh Sensor Processing SensitivitySharper senses than 85%Downside: Working memory is super small00:06:47 - can you forget on purpose?He flipped his personality and conciously changed to not be an arseholeThe skill and curse to recall everything00:10:30 - Nick to teacher in elementary school: "No, I don't learn like that"
2022-06-201h 26Free Range Thinking - A Neurodiversity Podcast007 - Stupid SMART goals to find (not only neurodiverse) People who you would choose to be stranded in an airport with00:00 - Intro00:01:45Parking Downhill: Partnering for Neurodiverse Entrepreneurs00:04:00building something with the comfort zone of a loose structure00:07:55Stupid SMART Goals00:10:33Finding project partners für neurodivergent peopleStartup Mindset for TIme - win-win-winThe "People who you would choose to be stranded in an airport with" hiring strategies of companies00:19:00We can teach you skills, but we can't teach you to fit into the company culture00:25:00Working with people you dont like00:31:00Learning through pain w...
2022-05-311h 11
Autism ConfidentialEpisode 9 - Lucy Kross Wallace on the Distortions of the Neurodiversity MovementLucy Kross Wallace is an accomplished writer and sophomore at Stanford University who has written about her disenchantment with the neurodiversity movement.
In conversation with Jill Escher, Lucy tells about how she was diagnosed with Level 1 autism at age 18, after years of severe mental illness and failed treatment (she prefers the term Asperger Syndrome). She found autism a useful framework to help her understand herself and enable her to exit the hospital and enroll in college, and the first year at Stanford she found camaraderie and meaning in the neurodiversity movement. The neurodiversity crowd featured much black-and-white...
2022-05-2337 minFree Range Thinking - A Neurodiversity Podcast006 - Baselines and DefaultsHere we are again with an interesting question:What is a baseline? What are your baselines?For example: ANGERHow quickly do you return to your baseline / default?00:04:20 - Baselines are formed in ChildhoodThe Joy baseline: Why am I not consictently happy?Being aware of the baselines: Life consists of peaks and valleys - to return to.00:07:30 - Is it that bad to change someone else?Change us or he...
2022-05-191h 48The ND LawyerNeurodiversity week - Alternative Careers and Allies day with future In-house Trainee Solicitor PhoebeIn this episode, we talk to Phoebe, a future In-house trainee solicitor at the BBC. Phoebe, who runs @trainwithtiss on Instagram, discusses her journey, why she chose in-house, mental health, 'lawfluencing', alongside lots of helpful tips and tricks! For the last 20 minutes of the episode, we flip the script and Phoebe interviews us about the project, neurodiversity, and law.
2022-03-251h 19The ND LawyerNeurodiversity week - Discrimination day with ADHD Coach, Legal Consultant, and Author Leanne MaskellIn this episode, we are joined by Leanne Maskell. Leanne is the author of ADHD: an A to Z, and The Model Manifesto, who has appeared on Sky News, and the BBC to talk about her experiences. She is also an ADHD Coach and Legal Consultant who has advised/trained the likes of Microsoft and Lewis Silkin on neurodiversity. Leanne discusses her personal journey, alongside key insights from her coaching/consultancy, and provides an overview of the issues in the sector and what can be done to overcome them. Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in...
2022-03-231h 06The ND LawyerNeurodiversity week - Legal Education day with Edward Bramley Law SocietyIn this episode, we are joined by the University of Sheffield's Edward Bramley Law Society to talk about their approach to neurodiversity and welfare. Alice, the Vice-President who has anxiety and BPD, and Sharon, the Inclusion Officer, also discuss a wider university approach and what more they can do to better accommodate neurodivergent students.
2022-03-2239 minFree Range Thinking - A Neurodiversity Podcast005 - Let's have a deep conversation and find out what we can learn.The Episode where we talk about growing up as a neurodivergent person in the 60ies aka "Sharon's Mom said..." :) In this episode we set out onto our conversational journey from a very special starting point:Sharon's mom and how she raised her kids very intuitively in the 1960ies and 70ies. When does a mentor become a mentor?05:45 How was Sharon's' mom educated to be a Mentornow: collection of peopleHow can you be critical thinking in a NICE waySharon's Mom was also diagnosed with ADD
2022-03-021h 55
Safe Home PodcastNeurodiversity and Gender Diversity with Lyric Holmans - Ep 31This week’s episode is about All The Diversities. Beth interviews Lyric Holmans, a non-binary, autistic self-advocate who runs the blog and Facebook page “The Neurodivergent Rebel” plus their company Neurodivergent Consulting.
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Other Parents Like Me - https://www.facebook.com/other.parents.like.me
Heather Ross - Life Coaching for Parents of Addicted Teens: https://he...
2022-02-2650 min
The LawCareers.Net PodcastEpisode 32: neurodiversity and the legal profession – with Phil SteventonSign up to LawCareers.Net now! https://www.lawcareers.net/MyLCN/Register
In this episode we speak to blogger and aspiring lawyer Phil Steventon from The Neurodivergent Lawyer blog. He shares his experiences and insight into neurodiversity, including how it might impact people’s journey to becoming a lawyer, how the profession can become more inclusive, and the benefits and advantages of being neurodivergent.
Share your #mybraglist with us on Twitter, Instagram or LinkedIn and let us know what you’re proud of!
You can read Phil’s article ‘How firms can better support neurodiverse employees in the workplace and during r...
2022-02-1826 minFree Range Thinking - A Neurodiversity Podcast004 - Compressed Time, The Laboratoy of Life, gentle Catpsychology and asking questions that make you wanna talkCome in and get a front row seat in Sharon’s and Alex’s head! It is a RICH space in here! :-)Sorry about the crackling noises sometimes. That was Sharon’s Scarf on the Mic and Alex didn’t realized tzhat while recording - they were so deep in the Conversation.00:00:00 Intro and why we haven’t got a proper Intro (yet) :)00:02:14 - Parking Downhill: How can we be more inclusive with Neurodiversities or: How can we as neurodivergent include more neuronormative people?00:09:00 - What if “the others” don’t know about neu...
2022-02-121h 38Free Range Thinking - A Neurodiversity Podcast003 - How can we be more inclusive for Neurodivergents - from School to digital Tool00:00:00 - Intro - The Parking Downhill Note00:01:30 - Alex is haunted by a Washingmachineghost - live on the record!00:03:30 - Note taking Systems, Stress and Anxiety coming from keeping a structural organization00:09:30 - What does “work on your system” mean?00:13:30 - How to use different times of the day for your individual energy-levels00:16:45 - Give yourself jobs to your selfconcious00:21:40 - Reading for calming down the mind00:27:15 - How do you capture ideas when you are scared to forget them with ADD?00:31:00 - Havi...
2022-01-311h 46Free Range Thinking - A Neurodiversity Podcast002 - Neurodiverse Nutrition NemesisesThis episode starts with Sharon telling a story about Behavorial Modification with Bracelets. It turned out so fascinating, that we kept it in the podcast.Then we dive into a lot nutrtion-topics for neurodivergent people.00:03:00 - Intro with Behavioral Modification with a Bracelet of Beads00:08:00 - Sliding smoothly into the Maintopic Nutrition and Neurodiversity through Micromovements00:11:30 - The distraction factor of nibbling and the general effects of Nutrition, Paleo diet, Low Carb and MCT Oil as Jet Fuel on the Brain00:13:30 - Alex experiences with Paleo Diet, Reset Challenges...
2022-01-181h 46
Free Range Thinking - A Neurodiversity Podcast001 - Collecting Neurodiversities - There is no bucket listWelcome to the first episode of Free Range Thinking - a Podcast which starting point is Neurodiversity and from there we - that is your hosts Sharon and Alex and you the listeners - go right off into the weeds and down different rabbit holes ;)One of our first goals with the podcast is to find some languaging and words around the whole topic of Neurodiversity. So please send us your feedback, your questions, what you are experimenting with yourself, your experiences with Neurodiverstiy, your languaging around it and everything else you think we should t...
2022-01-121h 40
The Mayfield PodcastEpisode 9: Neurodiversity, Diwali, Embarrassing Story and Overused Phrases in the Classroom!Episode 9: Neurodiversity, Diwali, Embarrassing Story and Overused Phrases in the Classroom!
2021-11-0718 min
Flow: The Podcast About MenstruationPeriods with a difference: menstruation and disability, menstruation and neurodiversityKaren Jeynes hosts this episode that takes a look at how menstruation can have additional challenges for some. With guests Claire Fourie, Antoinette Muller who speaks about her experiences of menstruation and ADHD, public health and disability researcher Zara Trafford, and Letimile Makgosi who contributed to the book with her disability and menstruation experiences, we talk about the ways neurodiversity and disability can impact on our menstruation, what supports there currently are, and how we can do better to support menstruators with specific needs.
2021-09-0745 min
FE News Podcast: #FutureofEducation News ChannelExploring Neurodiversity Podcast – Steps to Outstanding with Marina GazeExploring Neurodiversity Podcast – Steps to Outstanding with Marina GazeWelcome to Episode 2 of the Exploring Neurodiversity podcast, a co-produced podcast mini series brought to you by FE News and Cognassist. In today’s episode your hosts Gavin O’Meara from FE News and Louise Karwowski, Head of Science at Cognassist are joined by Marina Gaze to discuss Steps to Outstanding. Marina is an expert in quality processes and used to be the Deputy Director for Further Education and Skills at Ofsted. Marina shares her views and insight for Providers, Colleges, Individual educators and teams to be outstanding everyday when s...
2021-04-0141 min
Anyone & Anywhere Podcast#32 Shawn Smith: | Neurodiversity | Broken x Gifted | Entrepreneur Award | Resilience |Today’s Guest is Shawn Smith. Shawn is Canadian Award Winning Entrepreneur , counsellor and psychotherapist specializing in the emerging field of Neurodiversity.
Shawn is also the founder and CEO of the Don’t dis-my-ability consultation services, an innovative, multifaceted company specializing in the emerging field of Neurodiversity.
In our conversation today we talked about Shawn's Childhood, What is Neurodiversity ?, How resilience is important to achieve success; Business Tips, Shawn's award as an Entrepreneur and much much more.
Recommend Book:
- Scared Speechless by Steve Rohr and...
2021-01-261h 39
The Edtech PodcastWhat Matters in Edtech: Inclusion, Neurodiversity and SENDWelcome to the latest episode of the GLOBAL edition of our What Matters in Edtech Series, our podcast collaboration with Bett. This podcast series is all about the things that matter in education, and how and when tech might help. Thank you to Bett for supporting this series and to FormAssembly for supporting this episode. What's in this episode? This week we are looking at SEND and Neurodiversity, specifically; Personal stories and frustrations Hopes for change across policy, technology, and education And, resources and tools for all listeners to help increase accessibility Foll...
2020-12-1134 minThe Edtech PodcastWhat Matters in Edtech: Inclusion, Neurodiversity and SENDWelcome to the latest episode of the GLOBAL edition of our What Matters in Edtech Series, our podcast collaboration with Bett. This podcast series is all about the things that matter in education, and how and when tech might help. Thank you to Bett for supporting this series and to FormAssembly for supporting this episode. What's in this episode? This week we are looking at SEND and Neurodiversity, specifically; Personal stories and frustrations Hopes for change across policy, technology, and education And, resources and tools for all listeners to help increase accessibility Foll...
2020-12-1134 min