What can I say that I haven't already? I'M STRUGGLING... and I am neurodivergent/Autsitic/ADHD/What have you. I am all over the place! I am... ME! And that's okay. Let's talk about all of that and more.

SEASON 3 of Not Neurotypical is about more learning but This past year has been a wild ride! While unmasking, I realized there was a name for things I had been feeling since some of my earliest memories: NONBINARY. Hear more about my gender identity journey in episode 1 of season 3 (Episode XXI) of the Not Neurotypical Podcast!

On episode 15, I share feedback I received from a psychologist regarding a past episode, I discuss cancel culture and why it hurts the adult autistic community/neurodiversity, discuss infighting within the community and more! This episode is quite literally a thought stream of consciousness... so, enjoy my ramblings! 

NT/ND relationships are not always easy, but they don’t have to be so hard! I invited my husband, Dylan, to join me and help me share our journey from both perspectives on The Not Neurotypical Podcast. We share the challenges we faced during my late diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder, how we both needed different supports and we even answer questions from The Not Neurotypical Squad!

Delaney Cline is an employment consultant for disabled adults. I invited Delaney on the podcast to discuss common employment challenges facing ND/disabled adults and we both share our own challenges, she shares her story, discusses tips and tricks for self-advocacy in the workplace, interview tips, and I even got to ask specific questions from my followers and members of The Not Neurotypical Squad!

You probably already know about my autism evaluation, but what about all of the people who feel it IN THEIR BONES that they are autistic and their first evaluation goes wrong? I invited Carrie L. Johnson (host of the "Yeah, I Went There." Podcast) to discuss her adult autism evaluation and share more about her story.  

Adding on to Episode 9, we're discussing #ActuallyUnmasking and everything you need to know before taking the mask off.

Neurodivergent adults need more support and one of the areas especially is unmasking, which I see as a major form of self-care. Watch and listen to learn more about what masking is, how to unmask, and most of all, how masking hurts the Neurodiversity Movement.