
Neurodivergent Conversations – a Podcast Discussion
I had the chance to sit down with Patrick Casale and Dr. Megan Neff from @divergentconversations, on their podcast, Divergent Conversations, where they highlight the raw, authentic, lived experiences of the neurodivergent community, amplify the voices of neurodivergent advocates and individuals, and offer clinical guidance and support.
Listen to the Episode here or here on Apple Podcast
For ADHDers who feel overwhelmed by the challenges of maintaining focus and managing anxiety around a flood of to-dos and expectations, finding effective strategies can make all the difference.
In this episode, we discuss how creative minds, including ADHDers, can harmonize play and productivity without succumbing to stress or societal pressures.
Top 3 reasons to listen to the entire episode:
- Discover practical strategies to navigate anxiety and enhance focus: Find out how my “Waves of Focus” framework can provide actionable techniques to improve your concentration and manage anxiety, tailored specifically for neurodivergent individuals.
- Deep dive into the fascinating links between creativity, agency, and play: Understand how playful exploration can be a powerful tool in forming your identity and maintaining mental health.
- Learn about innovative methods to foster a genuine sense of agency: Gain insights into 3 simple practices that can transform your relationship with your tasks and decisions, bolstering your executive function and autonomy.
As you reflect on this episode, think about how you can integrate more play into your daily routines and find your internal rhythm. Consider ways to nurture your sense of agency and make mindful choices that align with your true self.
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