
A podcast to discuss important issues about neurodiversity. neurosense.substack.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthScienceHealth & Fitness | |||

This week, we speak to Jonathan Machnee, an Anglican autistic computer engineer and independent autism researcher from Canada.
Jon got in touch after the response to our episode with Uta Frith because he is particularly interested in the online dyna... more
Dan Lovesey is an autistic researcher, academic and creative who is part of the disability and inclusion team at The University of Law, UK. He has recently completed his PhD and has written a book about neurodiversity and the creative industries, Cre... more
Dr Chris Bagley is a psychologist, teacher, writer and musician with an interest in the evolution of ideas, educational transformation and systems change. He is Director of Research at social enterprise, States of Mind, Co-Director at Square Peg CIC ... more
Dr Danielle Drinkwater is a clinical psychologist and co-host of Let’s Talk Neurosense.
In this interview-with-the-hosts episode, Dani talks about her path into clinical psychology and why she wanted to work with children. She explains her clinical... more
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Did I seriously just hear your podcast platform Uta Frith as she denied the existence of masking, laughed at people who question a deficit model, and say scientists should be less compassionate? I’ve always been a fan of yours, Dr Fisher, but that episode—and your constant agreement with her as she spoke—was incredibly disappointing.
Thank you, a long overdue space for broad discussions from a wide variety of perspectives on current issues and challenges in this field. Balance and respectful discussion is much needed to ensure we are getting things right for children who are struggling.
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A thoughtful exploration of neurodiversity, autism, and related educational, clinical, and policy issues. Across episodes, the conversation often centers on lived experiences, historical and scientific perspectives, diagnostic debates, and the ethics of intervention and support. Discussions frequently balance personal narratives with research-informed approaches, challenging traditional medical models while advocating for inclusive, flexible care and education systems. Noteworthy is the mix of clinicians, researchers, autistic advocates, and parents who contribute diverse viewpoints to foster nuanced, respectful dialogue while highlighting practical implications for families and professionals alike.
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1. Chris Bagley
2. Danielle Drinkwater
3. Claire Mason
4. Fabian Hoff
5. Amy Lutz
6. Jonathan Green
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