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The Unfinished Idea: Understanding the Neurodiverse World

That Sounds Fun Network
Neurodiversity
Autism
ADHD
Parenting
Mental Health
Special Educational Needs
Pathological Demand Avoidance
Burnout
Education
Neurodivergence
Self-Care
Rejection Sensitivity
Communication
Support Systems
Community
Thanksgiving
Emotional Support
Senlife
Well-Being
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Welcome to The Unfinished Idea—the podcast that opens up real conversations about neurodiversity, ADHD, autism, and raising neurodivergent children. What’s it really like parenting a child with ADHD and autism? How do neurodivergent individuals experience and navigate the world? Here, you’ll find practical tips, encouragement, and honest stories about the joys, challenges, and everyday realities o... more

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Did you know that nearly 20% of the world is neurodivergent—and that many don’t discover it until adulthood? For those of us navigating a late autism or ADHD diagnosis, the journey often feels like piecing together... more

In this bonus episode of The Unfinished Idea, I’m diving into recent comments made by President Trump about autism and medications during pregnancy. His remarks suggest a link between autism and what a mother takes while pregnant — but research has n... more

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What if even the simplest request—like “put on your shoes”—triggered a fight-or-flight response? For families raising a child with Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA), this is everyday reality. Misunderstood, ... more

What if everything you thought was “just your personality” turned out to be ADHD? For many late-diagnosed adults, that lightbulb moment brings both relief and grief. Laurie’s story shines a light on what it means to navigate identity, unmasking, and ... more

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Recent Guests

Jessie Townz
Mother of a child with Pathological Demand Avoidance, sharing personal experiences and insights.
Episode: Understanding PDA: Parenting a Child with Pathological Demand Avoidance
Jheri South
Mom to seven neurodivergent children, coach, and advocate
Episode: Parenting Neurodivergent Teens: ADHD, Autism, and the Teenage Years with Jheri South
Lindsey Clark
Sleep coach specializing in supporting families raising neurodivergent kids
Episode: Neurodivergent Sleep Struggles: Real Solutions for Better Nights
Hayley Honeyman
Social media influencer and advocate for neurodiversity
Episode: Late-Diagnosed & Unmasking: Reclaiming Identity After Autism & ADHD Diagnosis
Jill Wright
Time coach and host of the Grow Like a Mother podcast
Grow Like a Mother
Episode: Time Management & ADHD: Tools That Actually Work for Neurodivergent Brains
Lucinda Miller
A neuropath, author, and a mother who assists neurodivergent families in supporting their brain health through natural methods.
NatureDoc
Episode: Brain Health & Neurodivergence: Simple Nutrition That Makes a Big Impact
Dr. Tamra Rosier
Author of You, Me, and Our ADHD Family, passionate about helping individuals and families navigate ADHD.
Episode: Parenting with ADHD: Emotional Regulation, Joyful Connection, and Real-Life Strategies with Dr. Tamara
Dave Delaney
Creator of Wise Squirrels, diagnosed with ADHD as an adult, veteran podcaster
Wise Squirrels
Episode: Wise Squirrels: A tale of late diagnosis ADHD with Dave Delaney
Kelli Sandman-Hurley
An author and the director of the Institute of Dyslexia in California, providing expertise on dyslexia and its effects on individuals.
Institute of Dyslexia
Episode: Understanding Dyslexia: Signs, Support, and Breaking the Myths with Kelli Sandman-Hurley

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Greer
Host of The Unfinished Idea, a passionate advocate for neurodiversity and parent to children with Special Educational Needs, Greer shares personal experiences and insights about raising neurodivergent children.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 33 ratings
  • Super helpful

    An amazing resource as we navigate adult diagnosis and kids assessments.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    klowery15508
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Awesome podcast

    Really great stuff. Keep them coming!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kylo ren memes
    United States5 months ago
  • Very impressed

    I am a teacher and looking to be certificats an interventionist and gifted and talented teacher. I loved the episode about stigma in the classroom. Great guest and very informative. We should be looking not at the ways to push children into a mold but asking what do they need?

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    byingtonsc
    United States7 months ago
  • Authenticity is excellent!

    Many don’t think anyone can understand the things we go through with our beautiful quirky babies. I s appreciate the real sharing in this podcast. Thanks for the vulnerability! Honesty! ❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ChristianDramaQueenFollow
    United States7 months ago
  • Great show!

    As an introvert mom, I quite relate to needing time to decompress, space to breathe and relax as I navigate life. Love the episode with Casie. Her self awareness and strength. Thanks Greer for such a purposeful show. I’m Learning and growing empathy for my friends with neurodivergent munchkins. Keep podcasting!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Remi Roy
    United States7 months ago

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Feedback emphasizes the richness of personal stories shared, which resonate deeply with the audience's own experiences.
Listeners appreciate the authenticity and relatability of the discussions, highlighting the podcast as a valuable resource for navigating complex topics related to neurodivergence.
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Brain Health & Neurodivergence: Simple Nutrition That Makes a Big Impact
Q: What do you want the world to know about neurodiverse people?
Neurodiverse individuals have unique, brilliant brains, but they are also quite fragile and require self-care and support.
Brain Health & Neurodivergence: Simple Nutrition That Makes a Big Impact
Q: Is the urine test for understanding nutrient profiles something that someone could go to their GP and do?
Unfortunately, such tests are not typically ordered by GPs but might be available in specific children's hospitals for certain conditions.
Brain Health & Neurodivergence: Simple Nutrition That Makes a Big Impact
Q: What is something that parents can kind of start doing today to have good brain health for them and for their kids?
A high protein breakfast is key to support brain health in children, especially those with ADHD, as they often wake up with low blood sugar.
Parenting Neurodivergent Teens: ADHD, Autism, and the Teenage Years with Jheri South
Q: How could I start building advocacy skills now or even in the future for my child?
Role playing is a healthy way to help children with ADHD or autism practice advocating for themselves in various situations.
Understanding PDA: Parenting a Child with Pathological Demand Avoidance
Q: So, Jessie, you are a mom, as well as many other things. You're lots of things. But one of the things you are is a mom to a PDA child. Can you tell me what is PDA?
PDA stands for Pathological Demand Avoidance and is a nervous system disability where a child's nervous system reacts to demands with fight, flight, or freeze responses.

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This podcast creates an engaging space focused on the experiences and insights related to neurodiversity. It addresses the challenges and joys of raising children with conditions like ADHD and autism, fostering a deeper understanding of how neurodivergent individuals perceive the world. The discussions often include practical tips, personal anecdotes, and emotional support, making it a relatable resource for parents, educators, and anyone involved in the neurodiverse community. Unique in its conversational style, the podcast aims to fill the gaps in awareness and understanding, encouraging listeners to engage profoundly with the nuanced realities faced by neurodivergent families.

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