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Neurodivergent Conversations | Autism, ADHD, AuDHD, PDA, Emotional Regulation, SEND parent, Meltdowns, Special Needs Parent

That Sounds Fun Network
Neurodiversity
ADHD
Autism
Parenting
Mental Health
Neurodivergence
Neurodivergent Parenting
Community Support
Emotional Regulation
Relationships
Communication
Family Dynamics
Advocacy
Self-Care
Special Educational Needs
Burnout
Child Development
Education
Pathological Demand Avoidance
Family Support

What’s it really like parenting a child with ADHD and autism? How can parents, teachers, and communities better support neurodivergent children? How do autistic and ADHD individuals experience the world? Each week, we explore these questions with practical strategies, emotional insight, and real stories. I’m Greer — a mum of two boys (and two dogs!) raising a child with special educational needs (... more

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If you've ever felt like you're paddling your kayak alone while your partner watches from the shore — this episode is for you.

Harry Psaros is an autism advocate, author, and dad to Gus, who is graduating from Kent State University this week. Harry ... more

If sleep feels like the hardest part of neurodivergent family life, you’re not imagining it—and you’re not failing. In this episode, Greer Jones talks with sleep specialist Melisa Moore about why neurodivergent kids (and adults!) often have more slee... more

If your life feels like a beautiful, noisy jumble—kids, work, relationships, responsibilities, and about 47 open tabs in your brain—this episode will feel like a deep exhale.

Greer Jones sits down with Jessica Lamb (mom, business owner, podcaster, a... more

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Recent Guests

Melissa Moore
Pediatric sleep specialist and mother of neurodivergent children
Pediatric sleep practice (Melissa Moore)
Episode: Neurodivergent Sleep Struggles (and Hope): Bedtime Routines, Restless Legs & Screen-Time Truths
Jessica Lamb
Mom, wife, podcaster, and digital marketing studio owner
Mama Making Podcast
Episode: Thriving in the Chaos: ADHD, Motherhood, and Running a Business Without Burning Out
Annie F. Downs
Host of That Sounds Fun, author and speaker
That Sounds Fun / Author
Episode: When Did You Last Have Fun? Finding Little Pockets of Joy in an Overwhelming Life
Amy Marie Hann
ADHD mom, coach, and grounded voice for moms navigating neurodivergence from the inside out
Coach and ADHD advocate
Episode: ADHD Moms: Why Everything Feels So Heavy (And What to Do First)
Erin Rubin
Founder of MamaZen, platform for maternal mental and emotional well-being
MamaZen
Episode: You're Not Failing — You're Burnt Out: What No One Tells Moms About Nervous System Regulation
Michelle Anderson
Founder of JMB Inspired; Host of Radiant Moments Caregiver Oasis podcast
JMB Inspired
Episode: The Invisible Load: What Caregivers Carry (And What They Actually Need)
Lisa Condra
Coach working with moms; collaborates with Mamas Navigating Autism and ADHD
Mamas Navigating Autism and ADHD
Episode: Respond, Don’t React: Staying Grounded as an Autism Mom When Everything Feels Like Too Much
Robbie Campbell
Worker with Buddy Dogs service, part of Guide Dogs UK
Guide Dogs UK
Episode: Buddy Dogs: How the Right Dog Can Build Confidence, Connection, and Calm for Kids With Vision Impairments
Dr. Arielle Schwartz
Psychologist, author, podcaster, and mother who studied her son's dyslexia
Episode: You Might Also Like: Everyone Gets a Juice Box, from Understood.org

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 68 ratings
  • Thank you!

    So glad that you’ve created this space for neurodivergent families. Such an important perspective and thankful for your work. Loved our conversation.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    amy hann
    United Statesa month ago
  • Real Talk That Feels So Validating

    Greer is real, supportive, and easy to connect with. I love how she creates space for honesty, learning, and making you feel less alone. This podcast is such a thoughtful and comforting listen! Thank you for this podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JuCarlton
    United Statesa month ago
  • NECESSARY LISTEN for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Kids Or ARE Neurodivergent Themselves

    It’s so easy to feel alone when parenting an autistic child. No one ever seems to understand or relate. And as someone who is also ADHD, I FINALLY understand myself so much. This podcast was an immediate subscribe for me and I am so relieved to feel seen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Antisocial Flamingo
    United Statesa month ago
  • Understood

    I really appreciated hearing how “call be if you need anything” can isolate instead of support. Often we aren’t sure what to offer as true support so this episode was helpful. Thanks!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BrookeWat
    United States2 months ago
  • Real Help for Neurodivergent Families

    Such an honest and supportive podcast with practical tips that actually help. As a trauma mama with kids navigating PTSD and ADHD—and being late-diagnosed ADHD myself—I can say this is exactly what neurodivergent families need.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    <3 happy mom <3
    United States2 months ago

Listeners Say

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Guests are seen as credible, diverse, and relatable, offering both clinical and lived perspectives.
The show is praised for fostering community and reducing listener isolation.
Parents value practical, compassionate guidance that validates their experiences.
Listeners appreciate real-world strategies to reduce burnout and improve family dynamics.
Content is described as honest, supportive, and actionable for navigating neurodivergent life.

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#147
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#171
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Neurodivergent Sleep Struggles (and Hope): Bedtime Routines, Restless Legs & Screen-Time Truths
Q: Is electronics ever acceptable before bed for neurodivergent kids?
Yes, in some cases electronics can help some children settle enough to fall asleep, but the goal is to minimize or phase it out when possible; if used, turn devices off and transition to bed, using a flexible good/better/best approach according to the child's needs.
Neurodivergent Sleep Struggles (and Hope): Bedtime Routines, Restless Legs & Screen-Time Truths
Q: What does a good bedtime routine look like for neurodivergent kids?
Aim for a short, consistent routine that includes sensory soothing and predictable transitions, minimizes conflict, and is realistic. It should lead toward sleep without zig-zagging between rooms and activities, and it's okay if it's not perfect every night.
Neurodivergent Sleep Struggles (and Hope): Bedtime Routines, Restless Legs & Screen-Time Truths
Q: Why do neurodivergent children tend to have more sleep problems?
Biology and genetics can influence sleep, circadian rhythm can be shifted or irregular, and co-occurring conditions or medical/psychological factors can add sleep disruptions. It's a mix of biology, brain wiring, and external factors that together increase sleep challenges.
ADHD Moms: Why Everything Feels So Heavy (And What to Do First)
Q: What has ADHD taught you about the kind of mother you are, and what strengths has it brought to your motherhood?
ADHD helps me parent in a way that respects my own brain and body; by caring for my health and learning to name my experiences, I model strategies that support my kids and provide perspective on work-life balance.
Addiction Isn’t Always a Disease: Neurodivergence and Addictive Behaviours and How to Understand What’s Really Going On
Q: What do you wish people understood about how neurodivergence and addictions intersect?
Ben explains that addiction may be better understood as a set of behaviors rooted in neurodivergent neurobiology and unmet needs, rather than a standalone disease, and emphasizes the need for more holistic, non-siloed support.

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A practical, mother-led discussion focused on parenting neurodivergent children, with episodes that cover autism, ADHD, sensory strategies, school systems, and emotional regulation. The show features expert guests, therapists, and parents sharing lived experiences and actionable tips for families, educators, and allies. It's known for compassionate, honest conversations that balance real-life challenges with strategies that empower families to advocate for better support, EHCP/IEP navigation, and everyday resilience. A notable strength is its strong community orientation and emphasis on reducing isolation for parents navigating SEN life.

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1. THE AUTISM ADHD PODCAST
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1. Melissa Moore
2. Jessica Lamb
3. Annie F. Downs
4. Amy Marie Hann
5. Erin Rubin
6. Michelle Anderson
7. Lisa Condra
8. Robbie Campbell

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