Neurodivergent Perspectives Podcast

In this episode of the Neurodivergent Perspectives Podcast, Dr. Allison Leaños sits down with entrepreneur, father, and neurodiversity advocate Rodney Campbell to discuss his experience of being diagnosed with ADHD later in life and how it transformed his understanding of himself.Rodney shares how the structure of school helped mask his ADHD, why executive functioning became more challenging in adulthood, and how years of searching for the "right" productivity system finally led to answers. Their conversion explores the realities of navigating work with ADHD, the value of supportive leadership, and why creating neuroinclusive workplaces benefits everyone, not just neurodivergent employees.In this episode, you'll learn:Why ADHD often goes undiagnosed until adulthoodHow structure can both support and mask ADHDThe impact of executive functioning challenges at workPractical workplace accommodations that benefit everyoneHow empathetic leadership creates more inclusive teamsWhy understanding different ways of thinking strengthens organizations

In this episode, I chat with Dr. Paige Piontkowsky, who shares her experience navigating ADHD and the unique ways it shapes her life, work, and leadership in higher education. From realizing her mind works differently while in college to finding ways to thrive in a busy office environment, Paige's insights are invaluable.She dives into how multitasking comes naturally to her, yet understanding her limits is crucial. Plus, she discusses the importance of flexibility in the workplace, especially for neurodivergent individuals. Don't miss the part where she discusses fidget toys!

Registered nurse, Stefani Schuil shares her journey of discovering her neurodivergence as an adult, her experiences in high-stakes emergency environments, and practical strategies for thriving with ADHD in the workplace. Learn about the importance of understanding neurodivergence, creating supportive work environments, and embracing your strengths.

In this insightful interview, digital marketing and social media professional Rebecca Determan shares her journey of discovering her ADHD at 33, how she leverages her neurodivergence as a superpower, and practical strategies for creating inclusive work environments. Learn about the importance of boundaries, advocacy, and modeling positive behaviors to foster understanding and support for neurodivergent individuals.