
Welcome to the Exploring Neurodiversity Podcast for adults who support Neurodivergent children. Whether you're an allied health professional, medical professional, education professional or a parent of a Neurodivergent child, you are welcome here. I'm Adina from Play. Learn. Chat. I'm an Autistic ADHDer, a speech therapist, professional educator speaker, and I also support Neurodivergent Business ... more
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 67 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyEducation | |||

Stephanie Robertson is back on the podcast! Steph is a multiply Neurodivergent OT, speaker and founder of SGR Occupational Therapy, and she's presenting her Autistic Joy workshop on day two of the Neurodiversity Affirming (Un)Conference this August.... more
Meet Kaishawna Fleming, a Black DeafBlind Autistic advocate, clarinettist and writer who communicates through AAC, sign language and speech, sharing what it really takes to support AAC users, especially Black and Brown AAC users, and why cultural dif... more
This episode is a cross-release from the Neurodivergent Pulse Podcast, hosted by Laetitia Andrac from Understanding Zoe. In this chat I shared big shifts to how we think about what 'communication support' should really look like for Autistic kids.
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In this joyful chat, AuDHDer and delightful clinical psychologist Brianna Thomas shares insightful, creative and practical strategies for building affirming spaces where neurodivergent and LGBTQI+ young people can explore their identities. We discuss... more
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I'm beginning re-entry to Speech Pathology after 6 years off with kids. Also pursuing ADHD assessment for myself and my 8yo son. I didn't even realise how much I need to relearn in this space and thr information has been brilliant and easy to follow.
This show offers refreshing & affirming insight and information that has the potential to transform your day and eventually your whole mindset.
My boss sent me the link to your podcast yesterday, and I have listened to it twice already! As an Allied Health Assistant, I have found your friendly, down to earth approach, a practical way for me to learn and re-learn about supporting my neurodivergent clients.
I can’t wait for your next episode. Thank you
Loved listening and as a psychologist working with neurodivergent children and their families, I can’t wait to listen to more!
Quite simply, this podcast helps me be a better human. As a mother in a neurodiverse family, listening to Adina in the bite sized format is a game changer. I’ve taken a few of her courses, and follow her socials, but as someone who finds social media too stimulating and didn’t want to add another long winded podcast to my mental load, this has been a gift. Inclusive and nonjudgmental, Adina really meets you where you are, and provides the language and tools to empower. Enforcing that autism is a... more
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The show centers on neurodiversity-affirming practices for adults who support neurodivergent children, emphasizing practical collaboration among therapists, educators, parents, and families. Episodes highlight inclusive communication, accessibility, and real-world strategies—from adapting speech goals to low-tech AAC and event design—delivered through lived experience and professional insight. A notable strength is the consistent focus on autonomy-respecting approaches and actionable tools, making it helpful for listeners seeking compassionate, evidence-informed guidance. Cross-over conversations with fellow advocates add diverse perspectives while maintaining a clear commitment to human-affirming support.
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Recent guests on Exploring Neurodiversity include:
1. Kaishawna Fleming
2. Brianna Thomas
3. Katie Koullas
4. Kayla Ireland
5. Alex Zachos
6. Marge Blanc
7. Christina Schmidt
8. Dr. Katherine Sanchez
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