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You're Not Too Much

Lauren "L2" Howard
Mental Health
Neurodivergence
Identity
Grief
Autism
Neurodiversity
ADHD
Parenting
Community Building
Burnout
Family Dynamics
Anxiety
Community
Trauma
Chosen Family
Imposter Syndrome
Self-Acceptance
Home Alone
Workplace Abuse
Infertility

Welcome to You're Not Too Much from the Different Not Broken Network, a podcast about how you're not too much - they're not enough. Space expands, so let's fill it. You’ve spent your whole life feeling like something’s wrong with you. Here’s a radical thought: what if you’re not too much. This is your no-filter, emotionally intelligent, occasionally sweary podcast that challenges the idea that we ... more

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Episode: What my body remembered that my brain tried to forget
Libby Alders
An ordained reverend and pastoral counselor focused on trauma and spirituality
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Natalie Diggins
Author and technologist focusing on emerging technologies.
Episode: Autism hacks, sensory stories and The Autistic Adult's Toolbox
Jayna Niblock
An occupational therapist with personal experience in neurodiversity.
Episode: Why Affirming Occupational Therapy Matters for Autistic and ADHD Adults
Carl Frizell
Physician Assistant and advocate for Black neurodivergent individuals
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Episode: The Black neurodivergent experience
Becky Eckhart
Former member of the MAGA community who shares her journey and insights into trauma and accountability.
Episode: Escaping MAGA - Your trauma is not an excuse to create more trauma

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Lauren Howard
Host of You're Not Too Much, affiliated with the Different Not Broken Network; known for candid, no-filter conversations about neurodivergence, identity, and personal growth.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 666 ratings
  • How did I not know?

    I find it incredibly refreshing to listen to someone talk about things that I thought were only being discussed in my own head!!!

    There are so many people roaming this planet who actually don’t have official diagnoses but feel different.

    Turns out, when you start living authentically and doing what makes YOU comfortable you are Different, not Broken!!!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    keeic
    United States9 months ago
  • It’s all a scam

    Check out the controversy surrounding the host, the company, and their testing.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    lifeofthepartyat40
    United Statesa year ago
  • Stealing and scamming

    If I could give zero I would for scamming so many people out of money and lying to the ND community. How are you not ashamed of yourself?

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Lori correa
    United Statesa year ago

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Women at Work: You’re Not Too Much, They’re Not Enough
Q: You told us not to fight with pigs, but this particular pig owes me $4,000. Do I get an exemption?
Yes, you absolutely deserve to be paid if you did the work properly; pursue the money professionally, clearly and directly, and don't hesitate to escalate when a contract exists, because $4,000 is serious enough to justify strong, however civil, communication.
He Smashed Into It — Then Waited 9 Hours To Tell Me To My Face
Q: And I said to him, what did you do before you drove Uber?
He was a civil engineer for 30 years, recently laid off, who started driving Uber to make ends meet while seeking new job opportunities.
Bet On Yourself (Even When Nobody Else Will)
Q: Tamara asks how to love and support a child with autism when family members refuse to acknowledge the diagnosis.
Lauren advises setting boundaries, not siting at the table with unsupportive family members, and communicating clearly about the child's needs and identity while maintaining care and love for those who are willing to understand.
Don't Send Me a Video: Lists, Learning Styles & the Women's Health Gap
Q: What would you say to someone who is in a situation where traditional primary care dismisses their menopausal-related symptoms and nudges them toward general anxiety or weight loss advice?
Explain the need for a care pathway that goes beyond quick fixes, advocate for iterative care and hormone-focused protocols, and consider alternative routes like specialists or startups that emphasize women's health with insurance coverage.
I Put on Makeup. That's The Big Win.
Q: What do you do with that grief when there's no one to blame?
The host suggests there is no one to blame and emphasizes accepting life as it unfolds, finding value in processing emotions rather than assigning blame.

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A frank, emotionally intelligent show centered on neurodivergence, identity, and living authentically in a world that often expects conformity. Across episodes, hosts and guests discuss mental health, grief, work culture, gender, and personal growth with humor, candor, and sharp practical advice. The tone blends vulnerability with action—offering strategies for networking, entrepreneurship, and maintaining boundaries—while weaving in humor and occasional side quests. A standout aspect is the clear mission: you're not too much, you're enough, with a growing network of shows under a single umbrella that expands opportunities for listeners to engage, learn, and monetize their skills. This mix of personal storytelling, practical guidance, and c... more

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2. Sipra Laddha
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