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Diverse Thinking Different Learning

Dr. Karen Wilson
Learning Differences
Mental Health
Neurodivergence
Sleep Hygiene
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Child Development
Gap Years
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Parenting Strategies
Dyslexia
Pathological Demand Avoidance
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Executive Functioning
Childhood Anxiety
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Diverse Thinking · Different Learning is hosted by pediatric neuropsychologist and mom of two, Dr. Karen Wilson. Each week, Dr. Wilson shares expert insights, science-based strategies, and conversations with leading specialists to help parents and educators better understand ADHD, dyslexia, autism, executive functioning challenges, learning differences, and youth mental health. Through engaging in... more

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We are so excited to have Lynn Greenberg join us for this edition of the show. Lynn has devoted her life to being an advocate for children as a trained attorney specializing in family law and pro bono work. When her youngest son, Jonathan, was diagno... more

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We are so happy to have Dr. Elina Veytsman join us for this episode of the show! Dr. Elina Veytsman is a licensed psychologist and the Director of Training at the UCLA PEERS® Clinic, where she leads groups for neurodivergent youth and their caregiver... more

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Join us for this episode of Diverse Thinking, Different Learning as we welcome Liz Angoff Ph.D. to the podcast. Dr. Angoff is a Licensed Educational Psychologist and Diplomate in School Neuropsychology who offers assessment and consultation services ... more

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Please join us in welcoming Leslie Catlett, MS, OTR/L to the podcast! Leslie is the founder of The Penmanship Lab, where she helps children develop confident, functional handwriting skills that support real learning. As a pediatric occupational thera... more

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Elina Veytsman
Clinical psychologist and Director of Training at UCLA PEERS Clinic
UCLA PEERS Clinic; Center for Pediatric Neuropsychology
Episode: Ep. 256: How to Help Neurodivergent Teens and Young Adults Navigate Dating with Dr. Elina Veytsman
Dr. Liz Angoff
Licensed educational psychologist, diplomat in school neuropsychology, and author
Explaining Brains
Episode: Ep. 255: How to Talk to Siblings About Neurodiversity with Liz Angoff, Ph.D.
Leslie Catlett
Licensed occupational therapist and founder of The Penmanship Lab
The Penmanship Lab
Episode: Ep. 254: Why Handwriting Is So Hard for Neurodivergent Kids (and Why Practice Isn't the Answer) with Leslie Catlett
Dr. Ellen Braaten
Clinical psychologist and faculty member at Harvard Medical School
Episode: Ep. 253: When Motivation Disappears: How to Help Tweens and Teens Reconnect with Dr. Ellen Braaten
Stacey Shubitz
Educator, parent, and author of 'Make the School System Work for Your Child with Disabilities'
Episode: Ep. 252: How to Make the School System Work for Your Child with Stacey Shubitz
Dr. Allie Ticktin
Occupational therapist, author of Play 2 Progress
Play 2 Progress
Episode: Ep. 251: Sensory Processing & Regulation: How Play Rewires the Brain with Dr. Allie Ticktin, MA, OTD, OTR/L
Jaime Porras
Educator at Fusion Academy focusing on personalized education and mental health
Fusion Academy
Episode: Ep. 250: Reimagining Learning: The Evolving Power of 1:1 Learning in 2025 with Jaime Porras
Joan Green
Speech language pathologist and assistive technology specialist, founder of Innovative Speech Therapy and the Tech Life Inner Circle
Innovative Speech Therapy
Episode: Ep. 249: Using Technology to Support Neurodivergent Students with Joan Green
Dr. Viannae Nelkin
Licensed pediatric neuropsychologist, mom, and founder of the Children's Neuropsychology Center.
Children's Neuropsychology Center
Episode: Ep. 248: The Power of Early Intervention: How Neuroplasticity Shapes Young Brains with Dr. Viannae Nelkin

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 63 ratings
  • Wonderful Resource for Parents

    I found Dr. Wilson’s podcast to be full of practical strategies that parents and practitioners alike can use to improve mental health for both adults and children. Thank you for creating such a rich resource. Keep Shining!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hokehe Effiong
    United States2 years ago
  • Amazing resource

    Karen’s podcast is such an amazing resource for educators, parents and anyone who works with students. She covers a wide variety of topics and really digs into ways to support diverse learners! Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    reelHanSolo
    United States4 years ago
  • Education and Advocating at its Best!

    This podcast has managed to find a sweet spot of educating listeners on learning differences while also speaking out about how to advocate for the student and get them the help/services needed. I look forward to more episodes! Keep going Karen, we need more voices to this work. You’re podcast is much appreciated.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    The tutor house
    United States4 years ago
  • Caring for Children

    Really amazing information. Thanks for the insights, and for the encouragement.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    4PriorityKids
    Canada5 years ago
  • Powerful information

    As a single parent of a child with ADHD, I find the information Karen presents is so timely and helpful! It’s also great to know the struggles I have are not uncommon!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sleepchildplease
    Canada5 years ago

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Viewed as a trustworthy resource for families dealing with learning differences and mental health.

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Ep. 255: How to Talk to Siblings About Neurodiversity with Liz Angoff, Ph.D.
Q: How can parents empower siblings to share information about their neurodivergent sibling?
Parents should provide siblings with concise and clear ways to explain their sibling's behavior, emphasize the importance of privacy, and allow siblings to ask questions.
Ep. 255: How to Talk to Siblings About Neurodiversity with Liz Angoff, Ph.D.
Q: What should parents tell their children about the sibling's diagnosis?
Parents should ensure that the sibling understands their own brain's uniqueness and how it relates to their neurodivergent sibling while emphasizing that both siblings have their strengths and challenges.
Ep. 254: Why Handwriting Is So Hard for Neurodivergent Kids (and Why Practice Isn't the Answer) with Leslie Catlett
Q: What advice do you give families supporting kids with handwriting challenges at home?
Encourage quality over quantity in writing tasks, and integrate play into skill-building activities.
Ep. 254: Why Handwriting Is So Hard for Neurodivergent Kids (and Why Practice Isn't the Answer) with Leslie Catlett
Q: How does the occupational therapy approach to handwriting differ from traditional strategies?
The OT approach looks at the whole child, assessing various foundational skills before focusing on handwriting.
Ep. 254: Why Handwriting Is So Hard for Neurodivergent Kids (and Why Practice Isn't the Answer) with Leslie Catlett
Q: Can you talk about why handwriting is difficult for kids with ADHD or learning differences?
Handwriting requires fine motor strength, visual motor coordination, posture, attention, and endurance all at once, which can be challenging for these kids.

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Diverse Thinking · Different Learning focuses on translating neurodevelopmental science into practical guidance for families and educators. Across episodes, listeners encounter expert perspectives on ADHD, dyslexia, autism, executive function, and youth mental health, with actionable strategies for home and classroom. The show often centers on advocacy, family systems, early intervention, and personalized education, highlighting real-world tools to support diverse learners. Noteworthy is the cadence of expert guests who translate research into accessible guidance for parents, teachers, and clinicians, making this a reliable resource for those navigating learning differences and mental health in children.

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1. Elina Veytsman
2. Dr. Liz Angoff
3. Leslie Catlett
4. Dr. Ellen Braaten
5. Stacey Shubitz
6. Dr. Allie Ticktin
7. Jaime Porras
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