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In this episode of Neurodivergent Mates, we’re thrilled to have Shamus Hart as our special guest. Join us as we explore - What is masking & how does it affect us. Shamus shares personal insights and experiences, shedding light on the challenges many neurodivergent individuals face when trying to fit into societal norms. Don’t miss this enlightening conversation!
QUESTIONS:
1. Tell us a bit about yourself
2. Tell us a bit about your work
3. What is masking?
4. How does masking affect neurodivergent individuals?
5. Can masking be a useful tool?
6. There's a bit of of an "unmasking movement" happening at the moment. What your thoughts on it?
7. What have been your experiences around masking in the workplace?
8. What advice could you give to any neurodivergent people out there about managing masking in their life?
9. Where can people connect with you and find out more about your work?
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Join us on this episode of Neurodivergent Mates as we welcome our special guest, Darren Clark.
Darren will be diving into an essential topic: Personal Branding for Neurodivergent Professionals. Whether you’re navigating your career, building your business, or simply looking to make a mark in your industry, personal branding is crucial.
Darren, who is an expert in this field, will share valuable insights tailored to the unique strengths and challenges that neurodivergent individuals face. Learn how to harness your authentic self to create a brand that stands out and resonates with others.
QUESTIONS:
1. Tell us a bit about yourself
2. Tell us a bit about your work
3. Why is personal branding so important for neurodivergent professionals?
4. How should branding be different for neurodivergent professionals?
5. How should neurodivergent professionals identify the best branding for them?
6. What are the methods through which neurodivergent individuals can build their brand?
7. What have been some of the positive outcomes of your personal branding as a neurodivergent professional?
8. Where can people connect with you and your work?
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In this episode of Neurodivergent Mates, we chat with Bella Stevens, who shares her inspiring journey of - Living a Full Life With an Invisible Condition.
Bella’s story is one of resilience, adaptability, and triumph over the unseen obstacles that many face daily.
Join us as we explore her experiences, insights, and strategies for navigating a world that often overlooks the complexities of invisible conditions. Whether you’re living with a similar condition or seeking to understand and support someone who is, Bella’s wisdom and perspective offer valuable lessons for us all. Don’t miss this empowering conversation on Neurodivergent Mates!
QUESTIONS:
1. Tell us a bit about yourself
2. Tell us a bit about your work
3. At the point of diagnosis, what were the expectations that the doctors set with you?
4. How has that changed since? Have there been advancements in treatment?
5. What are some common misconceptions that people have about your condition?
6. What roles do physical activity & exercise play in managing your condition?
7. We had prep conversations with you for this around terminology. Could you elaborate on why your preference is "invisible condition"?
8. To sum up, what's the message you'd like to get out to others with your condition or an invisible condition in general?
9. Where can people connect with you and find out more about your work?
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In this episode of Neurodivergent Mates, we are thrilled to welcome special guest Aisling Smith Vance!
Join us as we delve into the experiences of being a late-diagnosed mother of a child with AuDHD (Autism and ADHD).
Aisling shares her unique journey, offering insights into the challenges and triumphs she faces while navigating her own neurodivergent world and supporting her child’s needs.
This conversation highlights the importance of understanding, empathy, and advocacy in the lives of neurodivergent families.
QUESTIONS:
1. Tell us a bit about yourself
2. Tell us a bit about your work
3. Tell us a bit about your journey with late diagnosis as a mother with an AuDHD son
4. What was life like for you pre-diagnosis?
5. How much did life change for you and your son post-diagnosis?
6. Are there any cool unique dynamics in your mother/son relationship given that you're both AuDHD?
7. What would be some advice you'd give to other parents on similar journeys?
8. Where can people connect with you and your work?
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In this episode of Neurodivergent Mates, we’re thrilled to welcome Jamie Waller, a dyslexic entrepreneur, investor, and author. He’ll be sharing his thoughts on achieving success as a dyslexic entrepreneur.
As passionate entrepreneurs aiming to establish Neurodiversity Academy on a global scale, we’re eager to hear Jamie’s insights and learn from his experiences.
We’ll be exploring questions such as:
1. Tell us a little bit about yourself
2. Tell us a little bit about the work that you do
3. How did your neurodivergence impact your journey to where you are now?
4. What do you think the issues were with school and higher education that were unhelpful for your dyslexia?
5. There's good data on the prevalence of neurodivergence in entrepreneurship. Why do you think so many of us find it attractive?
6. What are some strengths you think employers need to understand that we can bring to the table?
7. What were some of the struggles you had to learn to overcome as a dyslexic entrepreneur?
8. Why is it important for neurodivergent leaders in particular to be open about both their struggles and their strengths?
9. Where can people connect with you and find out more about your work?
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As the Neurodiversity community expands, it’s becoming clear how each individual’s contributions are crucial to their work.
Given this, neurodivergent leadership within the community is increasingly important, and having the right understanding and skills is essential.
In this episode of Neurodivergent Mates, we talk with neurodivergent leader and expert Maz Power to explore this topic further.
Check out the questions below 👇
1. Tell us a bit about yourself
2. Tell us a bit about your work
3. What impact do neurodivergent leaders bring to the table?
4. What's the current status quo when it comes to neurodivergent leadership?
5. Where is the research heading?
6. What are some strategies to support neurodivergent leaders to help them thrive?
7. What does an ally to a neurodivergent leader look like?
8. Why are allies important for neurodivergent leaders?
9. Where can people connect with you and find out more about your work?
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On this episode of Neurodivergent Mates, we welcome special guest Erin Flint to discuss a crucial topic: Substance Use in Aged Care.
Erin will share insights into the prevalence of substance use among the elderly, the unique challenges they face, and effective strategies for identification and intervention.
We’ll explore the impact of substance use on the physical, mental, and social well-being of older adults, and discuss ways caregivers and healthcare providers can offer better support.
Join us for this important conversation to understand how we can improve care and outcomes for our elderly population dealing with substance use.
QUESTIONS:
1. Tell us a bit about yourself
2. Tell us a bit about your work and research
3. How common is substance use in aged care?
4. Could you define use vs abuse and what the focus of your research was?
5. What are the more common substances that older adults tend to use?
6. How do those substances affect older adults compared to younger individuals?
7. What are some of the reasons you've found that older adults use substances?
8. There is research showing a higher rate of substance abuse in neurodivergent individuals. Have you noticed this in your research?
9. What are some things that aged care facilities and government could do better on this topic?
10. Where can people connect with you and your work?
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As neurodivergent individuals, we frequently find ourselves stepping outside our comfort zones, doing things that clash with our natural inclinations.
In this episode of Neurodivergent Mates, we explore the reasons why we might need to venture beyond our comfort zones. We discuss our personal experiences and strategies for coping with these challenges as neurodivergent people.
1. How life can pull neurodivergent people outside of their comfort zone
2. Ways that stepping outside your comfort zone can be difficult
3. Ways that stepping outside your comfort zone can be beneficial
4. Are there specific tools we can use/have used to cope with having to be outside our comfort zone?
5. How could society create more supportive environments for us to try new things?
6. What are some tips we could give our friend groups to support us in trying new things?
7. What advice can we give to other neurodivergent individuals who are hesitant to step outside of their comfort zones?
8. What should neurodivergent individuals be careful about when it comes to stepping outside of their comfort zone?
9. How has your comfort zone changed over time?
10. Have we noticed any changes or personal growth as a result of stepping outside of our comfort zone?
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When Sol Willian joined us to share their experience navigating the academic world, little did we know how deeply their story would resonate with so many. Their tale, woven into our latest podcast, reveals the intricate fabric of life as a neurodivergent student—before and after diagnosis—and the sometimes paradoxical struggles that come with disabilities both seen and unseen.
Throughout our conversation, we illuminated the realities of higher education for those with neurodivergent minds, from the nuances of disability services on campuses to the personal and collective journey of reframing what it means to be disabled. Sol's openness about their identity challenges and triumphs invites a broader dialogue on inclusion within academia, while we also dissect the diverse environmental factors that can impede or empower students in their educational pursuits. Alongside the quiet battle with imposter syndrome, our discussion encapsulates a community's plea for a learning space that celebrates diverse intellectual patterns.
Our episode culminates with strategic insights on how educational institutions can and should evolve to support neurodivergent students more effectively. Touching on the potential of assistive technology, the importance of early intervention, and the transformative power of tailored support, we stress the need for proactive strategies over reactive ones. As we sign off, we reflect on the inspiring interactions with the younger generation and the promise of a more inclusive future. Join us for this heartfelt exchange that not only enlightens but also advocates for the empowerment of every neurodivergent mate in academia.Please be sure to subscribe, like and follow all our social media platforms.
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The chaotic symphony of managing life across time zones strikes all too familiar a note for many of us, and when you throw in the beautiful complexity of the neurodivergent mind, it's a dance that demands both precision and grace. Enter Brie Mills, a beacon of radical authenticity from the States, whose viral social media exploits have etched a meme-shaped imprint on our hearts. Our latest chat not only celebrates Brie's relatable take on the neurodiverse experience but also opens the floodgates to your engagement through the maze of online community building and personal revelations.
Striking that sweet spot between personal authenticity and the curated persona that the internet seems to demand is no mean feat, as my co-host Photon John and I can attest. We're baring it all – the laughs, the gaffes, and the earnest pursuit of connection that shapes our digital identities. From navigating introversion to choosing strategy over spontaneity, we're dissecting what it means to resonate with an audience while staying fiercely true to oneself. And let's not forget the peculiar thrill (and occasional awkwardness) of being recognized from your online life while out grabbing a coffee.
Naturally, not every online interaction is a walk in the park, especially when the trolls come out to play. But here's the kicker: handling the rough with the smooth makes for some seriously good storytelling. We're not just tossing around sarcasm and sharing how to handle biting comments with a laugh; we're delving into the heart of what makes us tick. From owning our neurodivergent traits to sidestepping the swamps of internet arguments, this episode is a treasure trove of insights into embracing our unique selves amidst a world that's still learning to appreciate the neurodiverse spectrum. So plug in, and let's celebrate the art of being unabashedly, unapologetically us.Please be sure to subscribe, like and follow all our social media platforms.
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Navigating the complexities of neurodivergence and eating disorders is a journey not many can speak to with authority and empathy quite like our guest, Lindsay Keating. It's a path she treads daily, not just in her personal life with her daughter's challenges but also as a beacon of support for others through her initiatives, Nature Moves and Spectrum Sports. This episode peels back the layers of early developmental delays and the nuanced dance of diagnosing conditions such as autism, painting a vivid picture of the intersection where personal experience meets the broader societal need for awareness and understanding.
Feel the pulse of energy as we track the creation of innovative programs that champion inclusivity in sports and the outdoors for children on the spectrum. Lindsay's narrative weaves through her transformative journey from burnout to creating opportunities that nurture both physical skills and life lessons. The conversation takes a dive into the importance of non-critical support and the power of open communication, especially in the sensitive process of eating disorder recovery in neurodivergent individuals. It's a testament to the profound impact that tailored community programs can have, not only for the children they serve but also for the adults who find a newfound purpose in guiding them.
As we bring this enlightening dialogue to a close, we take a moment to honor the resilience and diverse tapestry of experiences within the neurodivergent community. Lindsay's story and the powerful insights shared serve as a reminder of the unique strengths and perspectives neurodiversity adds to our world. So sit back and join us for this heartfelt episode that champions the beauty of differences and the importance of forging understanding and support within families and communities.Please be sure to subscribe, like and follow all our social media platforms.
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Ever wondered how dyslexia shapes a person's approach to the meticulous world of data science? Nicholas Lynchwood, a mathematical mastermind and health economics consultant, joins us to unravel this question. Through personal anecdotes and expert insights, Nicholas eloquently illustrates the unique challenges and surprising strengths that come with navigating a data-driven profession with dyslexia. Our dialogue takes an intimate look at the intricacies of problem-solving and the distinct ways in which dyslexic individuals process complex information.
During our engaging conversation with Nicholas, we uncover the delicate balance required for effective communication within data science. He shares his experiences of simplifying multifaceted models for diverse audiences, a task made even more pressing in the wake of public health crises like the COVID-19 pandemic. Listeners will be privy to the tension between making predictive models accessible and preserving their scientific rigor when informing crucial policy decisions. The episode also brings to light common misunderstandings about data and the importance of clarity in high-stakes scenarios.
Beyond the technical, this episode serves as a beacon of inspiration for those with learning differences and the educational and professional communities that support them. Nicholas's journey exemplifies the resilience needed to conquer educational hurdles and turn personal struggles into professional triumphs. From leveraging assistive technologies to nurturing supportive mentorships, our discussion is an ode to the neurodivergent community and an invitation to appreciate the diverse intellects that enrich the landscape of data science.Please be sure to subscribe, like and follow all our social media platforms.
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When moving house recently, Photon John Kev realized just how much neurodiversity impacts every aspect of our lives, including safety-critical situations. Together with Catherine Lee, a seasoned occupational health and safety expert with a nursing background, we venture into the complexities of neurodiversity in the workplace. Catherine's insights, particularly from her research in the aviation industry on ADHD, offer invaluable knowledge on creating safer, more inclusive work environments for neurodivergent individuals.
The workplace is often a minefield for those who experience the world differently, and this episode reveals just how deep these challenges run. From a mother's worry for her autistic and epileptic daughter's well-being at work to my own eye-opening moment with an ADHD colleague's accident, we acknowledge the pressing need for significant change. This isn't just about ticking boxes; it's about cultivating understanding, implementing effective communication strategies, and recognizing the diverse array of strengths that neurodivergent individuals bring to the table.
Finally, we didn't just stop at acknowledging the issue; we looked at solutions that are already transforming workplaces. With a nod to the surprising number of leaders who privately navigate their neurodivergent journeys, we discuss how innovation and AI are already beginning to harness these unique perspectives. Our heartwarming anecdotes and candid discussions promise to resonate with anyone looking to create a more accommodating, safe, and inclusive work culture for all types of thinkers.Please be sure to subscribe, like and follow all our social media platforms.
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For much of their lives, both Will and Photon Jon remained unaware that certain aspects of their neurodivergence had gone unidentified. It wasn’t until later in life that they received diagnoses, which profoundly influenced how they approached various tasks and shed light on the challenges they had faced.
On this enlightening episode of Neurodivergent Mates, they delve into the transformative impact of receiving a late diagnosis, highlighting how it has brought about positive changes and facilitated their growth as adults.
Throughout the podcast, they engage in insightful discussions on a range of topics, including navigating daily life with newfound understanding, reflecting on past struggles, and embracing their neurodivergent identities. By sharing their personal experiences and insights, they aim to foster greater awareness and acceptance of neurodiversity in society. Tune in as they explore the profound journey of self-discovery and empowerment that comes with late diagnosis.
POINTS TO DISCUSS:
1. How was the process?
2. What has changed for the better?
3. What are some funny points you can recognise?
4. How did it impact your mental health?
5. How did it impact your sense of self?
6. How we're seeing that this is a common trend and why
7. How has it affected our personal lives?
8. How has it affected our working lives/careers?
9. How do we feel about the journey we're now on post-diagnosis?
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In this episode of "Neurodivergent Mates," Rachel van Gorp from Dunedin, New Zealand, joins us as our ND mate.
We'll delve into Neurodiversity Research in Vocational Education, exploring its significance and impact.
Join us for an insightful discussion on this crucial topic.
QUESTIONS:
1. Tell us a bit about yourself
2. Tell us a bit about your work
3. What enticed you to want to research this area?
4. What were some of the challenges you faced while collecting that research?
5. What were some of the interesting things your research found?
6. What were some of the biggest positives around neurodivergent individuals that you found?
7. Where would you like to see more research be conducted?
8. Are there practical outcomes from your research being put into place?
9. Where can people connect with you and find out more about your work?
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With an increasing number of actors speaking out about their neurodivergence, neurodiversity is gaining prominence in the film industry.
That’s why we’ve invited Kyle Goldfinch, this week’s guest, to discuss his upcoming film “Neuromance” Which is about a person called Nate who is twenty-three years old, living with Autism and discovering the horrors of the brutal gay dating scene in Sydney. After his well meaning best friends sign him up on Grindr against his will. Nate has to overcome his fear of pretty much everything to face one more terrifying date.
QUESTIONS:
1. Tell us a bit about yourself
2. Tells us a bit about your work
3. Tell us what your film is about
4. What was the reasoning behind including neurodivergent people in the film?
5. What has your life experience been as an LGBTQI+ and neurodivergent individual?
6. What are your thoughts on neurotypical people portraying neurodivergent people in film?
7. Tell us a bit about the festival event you're premiering at?
8. Where can people find out more about the film and buy tickets?
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A significant hurdle faced by many individuals with neurodivergent traits involves the quest for an inclusive community wherein they can establish a sense of belonging.
In a recent installment of Neurodivergent Mates, we engage in a discussion with community leader Ryan Elson - Founder of Social Enterprise Cafe/Tribe Clubhouse, shedding light on his commendable efforts in uniting various diverse groups.
To find out what we will be talking about, please check out the questions below 👇
1. Tell us a bit about yourself
2. Tell us a bit about Tribe Social and how it came about
3. When did you realise that neurodivergent people would become part of the focus?
4. How is the broader community responding to this part of your work?
5. Are local or broader governments working with you?
6. Would you like to see more from them in this regard?
7. You also put on concerts at Tribe. How helpful has that been for neurodivergent people?
8. How has the dynamic been between the wider community and neurodivergent people been at shows?
9. Where can people find you online and connect with your work?
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Dyspraxia is something that is rarely talked about, plus often I hear people talking about the difficulty of finding credible infomation on it.
On this episode of the OpenHearted Podcast, we are talking with Jonathan Levy on - Self Acceptance around Dyspraxia.
To learn more about the questions we will be covering in the podcast, please check out the info below.
1. Tell us a bit about yourself
2. Tell us a bit about your work
3. What is dyspraxia?
4. What is it that you think society doesn't understand about dyspraxia?
5. Where would you like to see the conversation go?
6. What did you find to be the most valuable resources to help you develop?
7. How would society understanding dyspraxia better help?
8. Where can people connect with you and your work?
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I have lost count of how many times I have signed up for a course and realized that there is no assistive technology available to help support me during my learning journey.
On this episode, we are joined with Founder of Tor Talk from Sweden Tor Chai, to talk to us about - The importance of assistive technology in education. Please check out the questions below, to see what we will be talking about during the episode.
QUESTIONS:
1. Tell us a bit about yourself
2. Tell us a bit about your work and how it relates to neurodiversity
3. Could you give us a broad outline of assistive technology (with some examples) for our listeners?
4. What issues do students face due to a lack of assistive technology?
5. What issues are learning organisations facing when it comes to understanding of assistive technology?
6. What are some of the opportunities that this can open up for students?
7. What are some of the opportunities that this can open up for educators?
8. What are your thoughts on the future of assistive technology?
9. Where can people connect with you and find out about your work?
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I'm so excited to have my long term friend Rachel Worsley join us on the OpenHearted Podcast.
On this episode, we will be talking about - The importance of evidence based neurodiversity resources.
Please check out the questions below to see what we will be talking about during the show.
1. Tell us a bit about yourself.
2. Tell us a bit about your work.
3. What is an evidence based resource?
4. Why are evidence based resources important?
5. What are the issues with non-evidence based resources?
6. Is misinformation a problem in this field?
7. Do you think AI has the potential to cause issues with sourcing good information?
8. Do you think AI has the potential to help with sourcing good information?
9. Where can people connect with you and find out more about your work?
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