
Minds That Think Differently is a podcast hosted by 16-year-old autistic advocate Amanda Murphy. Drawing on her own lived experiences, Amanda educates listeners about neurodivergence, disability, and mental health while challenging stigma and promoting understanding. This podcast is for everyone, whether you are neurodivergent, suspect you might be, want to support someone else in your life, or ju... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 21 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

Have you ever heard of executive function? It's a set of skills related to organization, planning and more. In this episode we talk about what executive functioning is, who is affected by it, why it's important, the models of executive functioning, w... more
What are rituals and Routines in the context of neurodivergence? Rituals and routines are things we all do. We all have a morning routine or a bedtime routine, but for neurodivergent people these rituals and routines can be stronger and more noticeab... more
Is there a right model or perfect model of disability? In this episode of Minds That Think Differently we will cover:
* what a model of disability is
* why models of disability are important
* the medical model which emphasizes understanding... more
In this episode we will be deep diving into ADHD. A lot of people only think of one version of ADHD when really there are many different presentations and it’s quite complex. In this episode we will cover
* What ADHD actually is and the subtypes more
This episode is my first deep dive and we are deep diving into autism. As an Autistic person myself I bring my unique lived experience along with a lot of research to this deep dive on autism in this episode we cover:
* What Autism is
* Diagnosti... more
Getting a diagnosis can change your whole life. It changes how you think about your life and live your life, that’s why it’s so important to be able to access diagnosis and get accurate diagnoses. In this episode of Minds That Think Differently we wi... more
The school system wasn’t designed with neurodivergent students in mind, so neurodivergent students have a lot of unique struggles in school. In this episode we will talk about
* What schools expect of students and why these expectations can be harm... more
Neurological and Neurodevelopmental disabilities are often invisible as well as sleep sensory and some communication invisible disabilities. In this episode we will be covering
* Epilepsy a neurological condition tha causes seizures
* Migraines ... more









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A accessible, advocacy-driven show hosted by a young autistic activist that educates listeners about neurodivergence, disability, and mental health through personal experience, research-backed insights, and practical strategies. Episodes cover classroom inclusion, invisible disabilities, accommodations in schools and workplaces, and the everyday realities of masking, burnout, sensory processing, and mental health. The host frequently reframes neurodivergent experiences as natural variations within human diversity, emphasizes self-advocacy and empathy, and invites diverse voices to broaden understanding. The format tends to blend clear explanations with actionable tips for students, educators, parents, and professionals, making it a potentia... more
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