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In this episode, I chat to Jim from Melbourne, Victoria. Jim was diagnosed as Autistic (Level 2) with ADHD later in life (aged 27). We speak about their childhood as well as their job as a Special Education Teacher Aide and how that helped lead them to their own diagnosis. Thank you so much for chatting with me, Jim. You were a pleasure to speak with and I'm so honoured to have gotten to know such an amazing human being! Never change!

In this episode, I chat to Jim from Melbourne, Victoria. Jim was diagnosed as Autistic (Level 2) with ADHD later in life (aged 27). We speak about their childhood as well as their job as a Special Education Teacher Aide and how that helped lead them to their own diagnosis. Thank you so much for chatting with me, Jim. You were a pleasure to speak with and I'm so honoured to have gotten to know such an amazing human being! Never change!

In this episode, I chat to Ann-Maree from Sydney, New South Wales. I speak with Ann-Maree about her own diagnosis as well as her son's. Sadly, in October 2021, before these diagnoses, Ann-Maree's husband passed away suddenly, leaving her to navigate new territory whilst grieving such a profound loss. Thank you so much for chatting with me, Ann-Maree. You are a remarkable human being! I was a pleasure listening to your story and your son is so lucky to have you by his side.

In this episode, I chat to Ann-Maree from Sydney, New South Wales. I speak with Ann-Maree about her own diagnosis as well as her son's. Sadly, in October 2021, before these diagnoses, Ann-Maree's husband passed away suddenly, leaving her to navigate new territory whilst grieving such a profound loss. Thank you so much for chatting with me, Ann-Maree. You are a remarkable human being! I was a pleasure listening to your story and your son is so lucky to have you by his side.

In this episode I chat to Kate from the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. Kate Foster is a published Author of children's books, including "Paws", "The Bravest Word", "Harriet Hound" and "The Unlikely Heroes Club". She is also a late diagnosed Autistic. I chat to Kate about what got her into writing, as well as speak about her books which all revolve around Autistic children, shining a positive spotlight on them whilst including her love of dogs. We explore why people on the spectrum tend to prefer and bond better with animals. Kate goes into depth about her books as well as her reasons for writing them, a lot of which are based on real life events and experiences. We chat about depression and why it is so important to highlight it in a way that is helpful, not shameful. Thank you so much for chatting with me, Kate! Your books are amazing and so are you! If you have any further questions for Kate, please pop them below.

In this episode I chat to Kate from the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. Kate Foster is a published Author of children's books, including "Paws", "The Bravest Word", "Harriet Hound" and "The Unlikely Heroes Club". She is also a late diagnosed Autistic. I chat to Kate about what got her into writing, as well as speak about her books which all revolve around Autistic children, shining a positive spotlight on them whilst including her love of dogs. We explore why people on the spectrum tend to prefer and bond better with animals. Kate goes into depth about her books as well as her reasons for writing them, a lot of which are based on real life events and experiences. We chat about depression and why it is so important to highlight it in a way that is helpful, not shameful. Thank you so much for chatting with me, Kate! Your books are amazing and so are you! If you have any further questions for Kate, please pop them below.

In this episode I chat to Mel from Western Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Mel was diagnosed late in life with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and Generalised Anxiety. She began her career as a primary teacher and is now a teacher librarian. We chat about how Autism is often misdiagnosed as BPD (especially in women) and how that can effect future-proofing. Discussing minority groups and the definition of 'normal', we delve into what society expects and perceives and why this issues can be so damaging. Mel also has a partner who is Autistic with ADHD and a son who she believes is the same. Chatting about her son, we compare some notes, touching on strength-based language and the definition of inclusivity. Thank you so much for chatting with me, Mel! You are definitely one of my people and I'm here for it! If you have any questions for Mel, please pop them below.

In this episode I chat to Mel from Western Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Mel was diagnosed late in life with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and Generalised Anxiety. She began her career as a primary teacher and is now a teacher librarian. We chat about how Autism is often misdiagnosed as BPD (especially in women) and how that can effect future-proofing. Discussing minority groups and the definition of 'normal', we delve into what society expects and perceives and why this issues can be so damaging. Mel also has a partner who is Autistic with ADHD and a son who she believes is the same. Chatting about her son, we compare some notes, touching on strength-based language and the definition of inclusivity. Thank you so much for chatting with me, Mel! You are definitely one of my people and I'm here for it! If you have any further questions for Mel, please pop them below.

In this episode, I chat with Caroline from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Caroline was diagnosed late in life as AuDHD (Autistic/ADHD). She is also a Naturopath who specialises and works within the Neurodivergent community (you can find her on Instagram as the.neurodivergent.naturopath). We chat about late diagnosis, what it's like to be a naturopath working with other neurodivergent individuals, as well as some of the most common struggles faced by people on the spectrum when it comes to their overall health. Thank you for chatting with me, Caroline. It was an absolute pleasure! You really know your stuff! If you have any questions for Caroline, please pop them below!

In this episode, I chat with Caroline from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Caroline was diagnosed late in life as AuDHD (Autistic/ADHD). She is also a Naturopath who specialises and works within the Neurodivergent community (you can find her on Instagram as the.neurodivergent.naturopath). We chat about late diagnosis, what it's like to be a naturopath working with other neurodivergent individuals, as well as some of the most common struggles faced by people on the spectrum when it comes to their overall health. Thank you for chatting with me, Caroline. It was an absolute pleasure! You really know your stuff! If you have any questions for Caroline, please pop them below!

In this episode, I chat with Louise from Adelaide in South Australia. Louise is a counsellor, working with neurodivergent children and their families (as well as some adult) and owns Off The Couch Therapy. Louise was diagnosed late in life as Autistic and ADHD (AuDHD). A lot of Louise's work revolves around what her business name suggests - getting off the couch! A lot of her therapy sessions are done out and about, immersing everyone in nature and all its beauty. We discuss what her sessions tend to look like and the reasons why she decided to pursue this profession. Thank you so much for chatting to me, Louise. You are an absolute gem and an amazing human being! If you have any questions for Louise, please pop them in the comments section.

In this episode, I chat with Louise from Adelaide in South Australia. Louise is a counsellor, working with neurodivergent children and their families (as well as some adult) and owns Off The Couch Therapy. Louise was diagnosed late in life as Autistic and ADHD (AuDHD). A lot of Louise's work revolves around what her business name suggests - getting off the couch! A lot of her therapy sessions are done out and about, immersing everyone in nature and all its beauty. We discuss what her sessions tend to look like and the reasons why she decided to pursue this profession. Thank you so much for chatting to me, Louise. You are an absolute gem and an amazing human being! If you have any questions for Louise, please pop them in the comments section.

In this episode, I speak to Hayley from Melbourne in Victoria, Australia. Hayley is a mother to an Autistic son. We chat about the struggles that come with obtaining a diagnosis, as well as the aftermath. Hayley also has the unique experience of living in a bilingual household (her husband is Vietnamese) and what that looks like for a non-speaking, Autistic child. Thank you for chatting with me, Hayley! It was an absolute pleasure. If you have any questions for Hayley, please drop them in the comments section.

In this episode, I speak to Hayley from Melbourne in Victoria, Australia. Hayley is a mother to an Autistic son. We chat about the struggles that come with obtaining a diagnosis, as well as the aftermath. Hayley also has the unique experience of living in a bilingual household (her husband is Vietnamese) and what that looks like for a non-speaking, Autistic child. Thank you for chatting with me, Hayley! It was an absolute pleasure. If you have any questions for Hayley, please drop them in the comments section.

In this episode I chat with Aaron Cotton from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Aaron is the owner and creator of Marco Polo, an app designed to help people living with disabilities navigate Supported Independent Living (SIL) options. We discuss Aaron's background as well as how this idea was born and how it will operate. It is a fascinating chat and I can't wait to see this platform in action! It's going to help so many families! Thank you so much for speaking with me, Aaron! It was an absolute pleasure! Thank you for taking this leap and creating such a needed tool! If you have any questions for Aaron, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode I chat with Aaron Cotton from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Aaron is the owner and creator of Marco Polo, an app designed to help people living with disabilities navigate Supported Independent Living (SIL) options. We discuss Aaron's background as well as how this idea was born and how it will operate. It is a fascinating chat and I can't wait to see this platform in action! It's going to help so many families! Thank you so much for speaking with me, Aaron! It was an absolute pleasure! Thank you for taking this leap and creating such a needed tool! If you have any questions for Aaron, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode, I chat to Tina from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Tina is a late diagnosed ADHDer. She is also an Accountant, running her own business (Diverse Accounts) specialising in bookkeeping and tax services for the neurodivergent community. We discuss what late diagnosis was like off the back of her our children's diagnoses as well as how her business came to be. Thank you so much for speaking with me, Tina! It was a pleasure! If you have any questions for Tina, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode, I chat to Tina from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Tina is a late diagnosed ADHDer. She is also an Accountant, running her own business (Diverse Accounts) specialising in bookkeeping and tax services for the neurodivergent community. We discuss what late diagnosis was like off the back of her our children's diagnoses as well as how her business came to be. Thank you so much for speaking with me, Tina! It was a pleasure! If you have any questions for Tina, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode, I chat with Ange from Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia. Ange is owner and operator of A C McArthur Services, specialising in Support Coordination and Psychosocial Recovery Coaching. Ange is neurodivergent herself, diagnosed as AuDHD late in life, giving her the lived experience perspective which she utilises every day within her job. You'll definitely get a laugh out of this episode. Ange and I are like two peas in a pod and that can only spell trouble. Thank you again for chatting with me, Ange. I have found yet another soul sister and I am honoured to have had the opportunity to introduce you to the world! If you have any questions for Ange, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode, I chat with Ange from Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia. Ange is owner and operator of A C McArthur Services, specialising in Support Coordination and Psychosocial Recovery Coaching. Ange is neurodivergent herself, diagnosed as AuDHD late in life, giving her the lived experience perspective which she utilises every day within her job. You'll definitely get a laugh out of this episode. Ange and I are like two peas in a pod and that can only spell trouble. Thank you again for chatting with me, Ange. I have found yet another soul sister and I am honoured to have had the opportunity to introduce you to the world! If you have any questions for Ange, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode I chat with Sarah (AKA The Neurodiverse Nurse) from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Sarah is a fellow AuDHDer (Autistic ADHD) who happens to also be an amazing nurse! You can find Sarah on Instagram (just search the.neurodiverse.nurse). We spoke about her career and what it's like to be a neurodivergent nurse. Sarah was diagnosed with ADHD when she was just 3 years old, which is practically unheard of. This made for an interesting discussion as I'd never met someone diagnosed with ADHD so young, let alone a female. Thank you so much for chatting with me, Sarah. It was an absolutely pleasure and you are freakin' awesome! If you have any questions for Sarah, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode I chat with Sarah (AKA The Neurodiverse Nurse) from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Sarah is a fellow AuDHDer (Autistic ADHD) who happens to also be an amazing nurse! You can find Sarah on Instagram (just search the.neurodiverse.nurse). We spoke about her career and what it's like to be a neurodivergent nurse. Sarah was diagnosed with ADHD when she was just 3 years old, which is practically unheard of. This made for an interesting discussion as I'd never met someone diagnosed with ADHD so young, let alone a female. Thank you so much for chatting with me, Sarah. It was an absolutely pleasure and you are freakin' awesome! If you have any questions for Sarah, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode, I chat with Brigitte from Sydney, NSW. Brigitte was diagnosed with ASD and ADHD late in life. As a child she was diagnosed with anxiety, depression, dyslexia, severe asthma, chronic fatigue, autoimmune diseases and more. Brigitte is also expecting her first child. During our chat, we discuss what it was like growing up without a diagnosis and what it is like going through a pregnancy as a neurodivergent person. Thank you so much for chatting with me, Brigitte! I wish you all the best with your soon-to-be little one! If you have any questions for Brigitte, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode, I chat with Brigitte from Sydney, NSW. Brigitte was diagnosed with ASD and ADHD late in life. As a child she was diagnosed with anxiety, depression, dyslexia, severe asthma, chronic fatigue, autoimmune diseases and more. Brigitte is also expecting her first child. During our chat, we discuss what it was like growing up without a diagnosis and what it is like going through a pregnancy as a neurodivergent person. Thank you so much for chatting with me, Brigitte! I wish you all the best with your soon-to-be little one! If you have any questions for Brigitte, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode, I chat with Kale who currently lives in Melbourne, Victoria but is originally from Tennessee in America. Kale opens up about her diagnoses, traumatic childhood and struggles during school offering an unfiltered conversation filled with abuse and poverty, highlighting her remarkable strength and perseverance. Thank you so much for opening up to me, Kale. I learned so much from our conversation and I wish you all the best for the future. If you have any questions for Kale, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode, I chat with Kale who currently lives in Melbourne, Victoria but is originally from Tennessee in America. Kale opens up about her diagnoses, traumatic childhood and struggles during school offering an unfiltered conversation filled with abuse and poverty, highlighting her remarkable strength and perseverance. Thank you so much for opening up to me, Kale. I learned so much from our conversation and I wish you all the best for the future. If you have any questions for Kale, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode, I chat with Sam from South East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Sam is a mother of two boys, one who is ADHD/ASD and one who is ADHD currently being assessed for ASD. Sam is also Neurodivergent herself. She works as a Teacher Aide at a Special School and absolutely loves her job. We chat about what it's like working with Neurodivergent children and the tricky balance of work life vs family life. I really enjoyed our chat, Sam! Thank you for taking the time to speak with me. If you have any questions for Sam, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode, I chat with Sam from South East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Sam is a mother of two boys, one who is ADHD/ASD and one who is ADHD currently being assessed for ASD. Sam is also Neurodivergent herself. She works as a Teacher Aide at a Special School and absolutely loves her job. We chat about what it's like working with Neurodivergent children and the tricky balance of work life vs family life. I really enjoyed our chat, Sam! Thank you for taking the time to speak with me. If you have any questions for Sam, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode, I chat to Gabby Bond from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Gabby is a Psychologist who owns Gabby Bond Psychology, located in Burpengary, QLD. I chat to Gabby about her role as a Psychologist and the assessment process for Autism and ADHD. Gabby is also Neurodivergent herself. Her husband and children are also all ND. If you are undiagnosed or have a child who is undiagnosed and awaiting an assessment, this is a great interview to watch if you are curious about what to expect when being assessed. Thank you so much for your time, Gabby! You do such amazing work and the world is so lucky to have you in it! If you have any questions for Gabby, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode, I chat to Gabby Bond from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Gabby is a Psychologist who owns Gabby Bond Psychology, located in Burpengary, QLD. I chat to Gabby about her role as a Psychologist and the assessment process for Autism and ADHD. Gabby is also Neurodivergent herself. Her husband and children are also all ND. If you are undiagnosed or have a child who is undiagnosed and awaiting an assessment, this is a great interview to watch if you are curious about what to expect when being assessed. Thank you so much for your time, Gabby! You do such amazing work and the world is so lucky to have you in it! If you have any questions for Gabby, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode, I chat to Josie from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Josie is an Occupational Therapist, working at Nest Therapy Services in Coorparoo, QLD. I chat to Josie about how she knew she was meant to be an OT, what she loves most about her job, and why Occupational Therapy is so important. Thank you so much for your time, Josie! It was a pleasure chatting to you. If you have any questions for Josie, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode, I chat to Josie from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Josie is an Occupational Therapist, working at Nest Therapy Services in Coorparoo, QLD. I chat to Josie about how she knew she was meant to be an OT, what she loves most about her job, and why Occupational Therapy is so important. Thank you so much for your time, Josie! It was a pleasure chatting to you. If you have any questions for Josie, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode I chat with Erika Gleeson from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Erika is a Senior Behaviour Specialist and CEO of Autism Swim. Autism Swim are the international peak body for inclusive aquatics. They specialise in wandering and drowning prevention for those on the autism spectrum and with any specific learning needs, providing training/certification packages for Swim Instructors and Aquatics Centres. You can find more information at: autismswim.com.au If you have any questions for Erika, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode I chat with Erika Gleeson from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Erika is a Senior Behaviour Specialist and CEO of Autism Swim. Autism Swim are the international peak body for inclusive aquatics. They specialise in wandering and drowning prevention for those on the autism spectrum and with any specific learning needs, providing training/certification packages for Swim Instructors and Aquatics Centres. You can find more information at: autismswim.com.au If you have any questions for Erika, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode I chat with Joline from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Joline is a mother to two sons, one of which is neurodivergent (Autistic and non-verbal). In 2019, Joline decided to create a safe space for parents with neurodivergent children to attend and meet others who are going through similar journeys. Joline is the founder of Help You Cope, a not-for-profit that runs support groups and helps provide services within the Fairfield area of Sydney. We speak about her NFP as well as her own journey with her son, swapping stories about overcoming communication barriers with our non-verbal children. If you have any questions for Joline, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode I chat with Joline from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Joline is a mother to two sons, one of which is neurodivergent (Autistic and non-verbal). In 2019, Joline decided to create a safe space for parents with neurodivergent children to attend and meet others who are going through similar journeys. Joline is the founder of Help You Cope, a not-for-profit that runs support groups and helps provide services within the Fairfield area of Sydney. We speak about her NFP as well as her own journey with her son, swapping stories about overcoming communication barriers with our non-verbal children. If you have any questions for Joline, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode, I chat to Cath Fernando from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Cath is a Speech Pathologist (AKA Speech Therapist). She is a big advocate for neuro-affirming practice and utilises this in her work. Cath is also neurodivergent, giving her the lived experience of which she can draw from to better understand and help her clients. Thank you for chatting with me, Cath. It was an honour to get to know you! You are doing amazing things, so please, never stop. If you have any questions for Cath, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode, I chat to Cath Fernando from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Cath is a Speech Pathologist (AKA Speech Therapist). She is a big advocate for neuro-affirming practice and utilises this in her work. Cath is also neurodivergent, giving her the lived experience of which she can draw from to better understand and help her clients. Thank you for chatting with me, Cath. It was an honour to get to know you! You are doing amazing things, so please, never stop. If you have any questions for Cath, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode to chat with Hon Emily Bourke MLC. Emily is the Assistant Minister to the Premier in South Australia as well as the Assistant Minister for Autism. Her role is the first of its kind in the world and we chat about what her role entails, what has been achieved and the hopes for the future. Thank you for your time, Assistant Minister. It was a pleasure to speak with you. If you have questions for the Assistant Minister, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode to chat with Hon Emily Bourke MLC. Emily is the Assistant Minister to the Premier in South Australia as well as the Assistant Minister for Autism. Her role is the first of its kind in the world and we chat about what her role entails, what has been achieved and the hopes for the future. Thank you for your time, Assistant Minister. It was a pleasure to speak with you. If you have questions for the Assistant Minister, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode I chat with Danica from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Danica is a neurodivergent adult, diagnosed with ADHD. We talk about how Danica was diagnosed and how ADHD effects her day to day, including her professional life as a Journalist for the Courier Mail. Thank you for chatting with me, Danica. I love chatting to you and I really love the fact that you try to spread neurodiversity awareness through your profession, using such a wide-spread information platform. If you have any questions for Danica, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode I chat with Danica from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Danica is a neurodivergent adult, diagnosed with ADHD. We talk about how Danica was diagnosed and how ADHD effects her day to day, including her professional life as a Journalist for the Courier Mail. Thank you for chatting with me, Danica. I love chatting to you and I really love the fact that you try to spread neurodiversity awareness through your profession, using such a wide-spread information platform. If you have any questions for Danica, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode I chat with Sarah from Albury, New South Wales, Australia. Sarah is a neurodivergent adult, diagnosed with ASD and ADHD. She is also a parent of ND children, a Speech Pathologist, host of the "Talking Children Podcast" and a Professor at Charles Sturt University. Sarah and I chat about her career and how she got to where she is today. Thank you for chatting with me, Sarah. You are an amazing human being and we need more of you in the world! If you have any questions for Sarah, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode I chat with Sarah from Albury, New South Wales, Australia. Sarah is a neurodivergent adult, diagnosed with ASD and ADHD. She is also a parent of ND children, a Speech Pathologist, host of the "Talking Children Podcast" and a Professor at Charles Sturt University. Sarah and I chat about her career and how she got to where she is today. Thank you for chatting with me, Sarah. You are an amazing human being and we need more of you in the world! If you have any questions for Sarah, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode, I chat with Melissa Kyriakacis, owner and founder of Inside Out Therapy - located in both Kallangur and Burpengary, Queensland, Australia. Mel has been an Occupational Therapist for almost 14 years. We chat about how and why she chose her career path, what makes being an OT so special and why Occupational Therapy is so important. Mel also answers some questions that viewers had submitted to me, prior to the interview. Our chat was super insightful and I really hope you enjoy this episode as much as I enjoyed making it! If you have any questions for Mel, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode, I chat with Melissa Kyriakacis, owner and founder of Inside Out Therapy - located in both Kallangur and Burpengary, Queensland, Australia. Mel has been an Occupational Therapist for almost 14 years. We chat about how and why she chose her career path, what makes being an OT so special and why Occupational Therapy is so important. Mel also answers some questions that viewers had submitted to me, prior to the interview. Our chat was super insightful and I really hope you enjoy this episode as much as I enjoyed making it! If you have any questions for Mel, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode I chat with JessieLea from Melbourne's outer suburbs in Victoria, Australia. You may recognise JessieLea from their Facebook/Instagram page, The Inclusionist. JessieLea is diagnosed Autistic with ADHD, CPTSD and is also Diabetic (type 1). Chatting to them about their journey was extremely inspiring, showcasing their resilience and determination to thrive, no matter what life throws at them. If you have any questions for JessieLea, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode I chat with JessieLea from Melbourne's outer suburbs in Victoria, Australia. You may recognise JessieLea from their Facebook page, The Inclusionist. JessieLea is diagnosed Autistic with ADHD, CPTSD and is also Diabetic (type 1). Chatting to them about their journey was extremely inspiring, showcasing their resilience and determination to thrive, no matter what life throws at them. If you have any questions for JessieLea, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode I chat with Connor from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Connor is a neurodivergent adult, diagnosed with ADHD. We talk about his life, all things ADHD and his career as an ADHD coach and Psychosocial Specialist. Connor is also the author of "ADHD Explained" and will be speaking at The Spirited Child Convention in Brisbane on May 18th this year. Thank you for chatting with me, Connor. It was a pleasure to get to know you and I thank you for doing such amazing things for the ND community! If you have any questions for Connor, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode I chat with Connor from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Connor is a neurodivergent adult, diagnosed with ADHD. We talk about his life, all things ADHD and his career as an ADHD coach and Psychosocial Specialist. Connor is also the author of "ADHD Explained" and will be speaking at The Spirited Child Convention in Brisbane on May 18th this year. Thank you for chatting with me, Connor. It was a pleasure to get to know you and I thank you for doing such amazing things for the ND community! If you have any questions for Connor, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.