Whether you’re considering medication for yourself as a neurodivergent adult, or for a child, it can be a difficult and complex decision. Today, I’m talking about my personal history with …
An Autistic Coach Answers Your Comments About Parenting PDA | The Neurodiverging Podcast
Today, Danielle is answering your Youtube comments about parenting pervasive demand for autonomy/ pathological demand avoidance. Our new parenting program, CONNECTED, starts soon. Learn more here: https://neurodiverging.thrivecart.com/connected Listen on Apple …
How I’m Thriving as an Autistic Parent | The Neurodiverging Podcast
When I first became a parent, I was undiagnosed, burnt out and overwhelmed. Now, ten years into my parenting journey, I’ve evolved into a confident, creative, joyful, parent, a transformation …
Understanding the Science of Safety with Rebecca Kase | The Neurodiverging Podcast
On today’s episode, Danielle talks with guest Rebecca Kase about everything polyvagal theory. Developed by Dr. Stephen Porges, polyvagal theory is an important model for understanding how people regulate emotional …
The Integrated Workplace: On Disability Labor Reform | The Neurodiverging Podcast
Disability labor reform has been a long time coming. Traditional disability employment models have been focused on sheltered workshops and sub-minimum wage jobs. What does true integration look like in …
Emergency Preparedness for All | The Neurodiverging Podcast
Today coach Danielle Sullivan is discussing how her family evacuated a natural disaster successfully several years ago, and how families with neurodivergent children and family members can better prepare for …
How to Be Together Without Talking (For Neurodivergent Families) | The Neurodiverging Podcast
Do you have an autistic loved one who sometimes wants to hang out but not necessarily talk a ton? Are you having trouble figuring out how to handle it? This …
Autism Through Psychiatry’s Lens | The Neurodiverging Podcast
Today I am talking to Dawn Tree, who is a psychiatric nurse practitioner who has an adult autistic son and is also a late-diagnosed ADHDer. Dawn has been practicing in …
Masked Goodness: the way society normalizes lying
The concept of “Masked Goodness” is one that I’ve never heard explicitly named, and so I’ve coined it in an effort to capture the normalization of lying we as a …
The Dangers of Masking Autism
Trigger warning: this article briefly mentions sexual violence, Autistic trauma, child abuse, violence against Black Autistic people, ABA, and ableism. The concept of masking has many meanings and interpretations across …