In this episode of the Neurodivergent Podcast, host Danielle Sullivan chats with Jessica Graham, a writer, meditation teacher, actor, and trauma-informed guide. Jessica discusses their new book, Being (Sick) Enough, …
Making food easier: Meal planning, feeding a group, feeding yourself, and supporting neurodivergent eaters
In this part 1 of 2, Danielle and Anne delve into the complexities of food and meal planning for neurodivergent individuals and their families. We discuss sensory issues, executive function …
How to Talk About Sex and Puberty with Neurodivergent Kids
How can parents talk openly and effectively about sexual and reproductive health with their neurodivergent children? In this episode, Danielle welcomes Amy Lang, a sex education expert who specializes in …
Getting Up and Out the Door on Back-to-School Mornings and Work Mornings
Dive into the inaugural episode of the Neurodiverging Community Q&A on the Neurodiverging Podcast with Danielle Sullivan and Dr. Anne Elrod Whitney! In this one, we address the challenges of …
How to Find the Right Career with Shell Mendelson
Finding the right career is a challenge for most neurodivergent people. Today we’re talking to Shell Mendelson, ADHD Career Coach, about how ADHDers can find the right career, when to …
Grieving and Rebuilding: Creating Neurodivergent Affirming Community | The Neurodiverging Podcast
In this episode, I reflect on the recent losses of a close friend, a beloved pet, and an estranged parent, and what each experience revealed about grief, boundaries, and belonging. …
How Our Tiered Pricing Works (and Why It Matters)
Coaching That’s Accessible and Sustainable At Neurodiverging Coaching, we believe support should be both accessible and fair. That’s why we’ve shifted to two clear pricing options: Standard Price: $150/session “I …
Talking Too Much? Tips for Neurodivergent Folks Navigating Conversation
Sometimes, talking a lot is fun and fulfilling, especially when you’re sharing your thoughts on something you love. And often, other neurodivergent folks are thrilled to hear you go on …
When to Teach Social Norms to Autistic Kids
When I talk to parents of autistic kids, especially those whose children are entering adolescence, a common worry I hear is: “How much should I be stepping in?” We want …
Autistic Overwhelm or Trauma? Understanding the Differences.
We are diving into a crucial, yet often misunderstood, topic: the difference between trauma response and autistic meltdown. Both can look intense from the outside, but they come from very …