
The Neurodiversity Podcast talks with leaders in the fields of psychology, education, and beyond, about positively impacting neurodivergent people. Our goal is to reframe differences that were once considered disabilities or disorders, promote awareness of this unique population, and improve the lives of neurodivergent and high-ability people.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 307 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingHealth & FitnessMental HealthKids & Family | |||

This week, Emily sits down with advisory teacher Rebecca Duffus, and neurodiversity advocate Lyric Rivera, to discuss the critical shift from viewing autism as a purely medical diagnosis to embracing it as a core identity. Lyric shares their personal... more
Parenting often feels like a high-stakes balancing act, especially when raising neurodivergent children. The pressure to get it right, advocate effectively, and manage dysregulation can leave parents frustrated and exhausted. But what if the key to b... more
Today we're popping into your feed with a special invitation for educators and school administrators who want to improve the classroom learning environment for not only neurodivergent students, but for all students.
Give the message a listen, and t... more
Child-led support is often misunderstood. Some imagine it as a chaotic free-for-all where the child runs the show. Some worry it means abandoning all structure. In reality, a child-led approach is about moving from being a director to being a partner... more
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As a neuroinclusive and neuroaffirming leadership coach, I deeply appreciate the Neurodiversity Podcast for the way it centers lived experience, nuance, and respect. Emily Kircher-Morris brings thoughtful conversations that move beyond awareness and into understanding without pathologizing or oversimplifying neurodivergent identities. This podcast consistently challenges deficit based narratives and offers language and perspectives that actually support unmasking, self trust, and systemic change... more
I’m 61 and I was diagnosed bipolar in 2009. I recently changed therapists and she has opened my eyes to my own Neurodivergence! Of ADHD and Autism. Irony! I was a Special Ed teacher and worked with K-8 kids with Autism! My masks are thick and I’m looking forward to peeling some of them away. This is blowing my mind! And It’s all starting to make sense NOW!
I am frustrated that this discovery was made so late in life but I’m looking forward to exploring my unique brain and embracing the poss... more
Loved this podcast ever since my mom recommended it, and had it recommended by my best friend’s mom.
Anyone else feel like “neurodiverse” sounds less negative then neuroDIVERGENT? Or is that just me?
I’ve been so glad to find this thoughtfully presented insight and broad range of topics within neurodiversity.
But please consider removing that scratchy noise that starts each episode. Not ND friendly for some listeners with auditory sensitivities.
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This podcast focuses on the neurodiversity movement, engaging a wide range of experts in discussions about how to positively impact the lives of neurodivergent individuals. With topics spanning psychology, education, and personal advocacy, it aims to raise awareness about the unique challenges faced by neurodivergent populations. Episodes frequently explore strategies for inclusion, understanding emotional dysregulation, and navigating educational systems that often overlook neurodivergent needs. Listeners can expect to gain insights from personal stories, research findings, and actionable advice, making it a valuable resource for individuals looking to better understand and support neurodiversity in their communities. It also emphasizes th... more
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Recent guests on Neurodiversity Podcast include:
1. Dr. Jen Ferris
2. Sol Smith
3. Maria Munro-Schuster
4. David Smith
5. Cindy Goldrich
6. Dr. Ross Greene
7. Elaine Taylor-Klaus
8. Diane Dempster
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