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The Neurodiversity Voices Podcast

The Neurodiversity Voices Podcast
Neurodiversity
Mental Health
ADHD
Autism
Advocacy
Education
Community Support
Neurodivergence
Higher Education
Inclusion
Self-Discovery
Inclusivity
Social Media
Stigma
Support For Neurodivergent Individuals
Resilience
Synesthesia
Magnetosphere
Leadership
Emotional Wellbeing

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The Neurodiversity Voices Podcast is an independent podcast dedicated to amplifying real voices, real stories, and real impact.

Our mission is to foster understanding, challenge assumptions, reduce stigma, and celebrate the strengths, creativity, and contributions of neurodivergent people. We believe lived experience is valuable ... more

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Latest Episodes

What does it mean to be genuinely known by another person?

In this episode of The Neurodiversity Voices Podcast, Paul Cruz sits down with author Pieter Niemann for a thoughtful conversation about identity, autism, dating, loneliness, authenticity, a... more

In Recognition of ADHD Awareness Month

What if an ADHD diagnosis didn't change who you are—but finally helped you understand who you've always been?

In this powerful episode of The Neurodiversity Voices Podcast, host Paul Cruz welcomes Daniel Curti... more

FROM THE ARCHIVES: Different by Design — Autism, Neurodivergent Identity & Self-Discovery with Tamsyn Hawken

What happens when you stop trying to fit in and begin embracing who you truly are?

In this archived episode of The Neurodiversity Voices Po... more

What happens when a late diagnosis finally gives you language for experiences you have carried for years?

In this archived episode of The Neurodiversity Voices Podcast, host Paul Cruz and former volunteer co-host Tayaba Khan sit down with Becky Bish... more

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Recent Guests

Becky Bishop
Advocate for inclusive education and neurodiversity
LDS
Episode: From the Archives: Diagnosed Late, Advocating Loud with Becky Bishop
Tamsyn Hawken
A specialist mental health mentor supporting university students across the UK, who completed her PhD at the University of Bath.
University of Bath
Episode: From the Archives: Different by Design — Autism, Neurodivergent Identity & Self-Discovery with Tamsyn Hawken
Sinem Berthier
Scientist with a background in chemistry, pharmacology, genetics, and biochemistry, focusing on autism and child development.
Independent Researcher
Episode: Autism Research Explained: The Autism Cascade Hypothesis with Scientist Sinem Berthier
Amy Bujak
Social worker on the Coast Mental Health Brain Training Team
Coast Mental Health Brain Training Team
Episode: Rewiring Minds: Brain Training, Mental Health & Cognitive Growth with Coast Mental Health
Janelle Peters
Mental health counsellor within the Brain Training Program at Coast Mental Health
Coast Mental Health Brain Training Team
Episode: Rewiring Minds: Brain Training, Mental Health & Cognitive Growth with Coast Mental Health
Michelle Steiner
Writer, photographer, and disability advocate living with an invisible disability
Episode: Thriving With an Invisible Disability: Creativity, Resilience & Advocacy with Michelle Steiner
Nicola Rose
Filmmaker and writer/director of Magnetosphere
Episode: Synesthesia Explained: Creativity, Perception & Exploring the Brain Through Film with Nicola Rose
Jenna Ignaczak
Co-president of the Neurodiversity Students Association at TMU
Neurodiversity Students Association, Toronto Metropolitan University
Episode: Equity, Not Equality: Supporting Neurodivergent Students in College & University
Malka Filkenstein
From the Events and Marketing Committee of the Neurodiversity Students Association
Neurodiversity Students Association, Toronto Metropolitan University
Episode: Equity, Not Equality: Supporting Neurodivergent Students in College & University

Hosts

Paul Cruz
Host of The Neurodiversity Voices Podcast; focused on amplifying neurodivergent voices and driving inclusive, evidence-informed discussions.
Gino Akbari
Co-host known for guiding conversations on neurodiversity, inclusion, and practical supports in education and workplace settings.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 9 ratings
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    …or is this AI-generated?

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    United States9 months ago

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Some listeners wish for more consistent production polish or pacing.
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Guests are seen as credible and diverse, offering lived experience and expert insight.

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Autism Research Explained: The Autism Cascade Hypothesis with Scientist Sinem Berthier
Q: What practical steps in the first months of life might support healthier developmental outcomes?
Sinem suggests that parents may take probiotics and delay vaccination timing for babies in risk groups to support better developmental outcomes.
Autism Research Explained: The Autism Cascade Hypothesis with Scientist Sinem Berthier
Q: Could you walk us through the Autism Cascade Hypothesis in family-friendly terms?
Sinem explains her hypothesis involves identifying risk groups and how early life factors like C-sections and formula feeding can disrupt gut and brain barriers, possibly leading to autism.
Thriving With an Invisible Disability: Creativity, Resilience & Advocacy with Michelle Steiner
Q: What advice would you give to someone who feels underestimated because of their disability?
Know what you want to do, find a way to do it, and focus on your strengths while recognizing your limitations.
Thriving With an Invisible Disability: Creativity, Resilience & Advocacy with Michelle Steiner
Q: Do you have a piece of writing that you're specially proud of or that connected deeply with readers?
One article discusses the frustrations of not being able to drive and the misconceptions surrounding this experience, connecting with many readers who share similar struggles.
Thriving With an Invisible Disability: Creativity, Resilience & Advocacy with Michelle Steiner
Q: Can you share what that has meant for you in your everyday life, and what is it?
Invisible disabilities are often dismissed because they are not visible; they affect life significantly regardless of external appearances.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Neurodiversity Voices Podcast

What is The Neurodiversity Voices Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on lived experiences within the neurodivergent community, exploring how autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and related conditions shape education, work, relationships, and mental health. Conversations span research insights, advocacy, accessibility, and inclusion, often featuring educators, clinicians, students, artists, and parents. A recurring strength is translating complex topics into relatable stories and practical takeaways for families, schools, workplaces, and policymakers. Notable throughlines include empowering interventions, stigma reduction, and celebrating strengths and creativity within neurodivergent communities. The format often blends personal narratives with expert context, offering actionable ideas for listeners wh... more

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1. Becky Bishop
2. Tamsyn Hawken
3. Sinem Berthier
4. Amy Bujak
5. Janelle Peters
6. Michelle Steiner
7. Nicola Rose
8. Jenna Ignaczak

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