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Inspired by Ishaa Vinod Chopra's memoir, 'Finding Order in Disorder, ' and a project of the Non-Profit Finding Order in Disorder Foundation, this podcast aims to utilize digital storytelling and multidisciplinary arts to dissect the advice of professors, scholars, scientists, doctors, artists, dancers, filmmakers, coaches, and experts on living life in the pursuit of well-being and how one might find their own balance in life.
Finding Order in Disorder Foundation hosts Finding Order in Disorder, a business show with 13 episodes published.
We are delighted to welcome Dr. Stuart Matan-Lithwick as our feature for Disability Pride Month. Dr. Matan-Lithwick is a passionate genetics researcher, biology teacher, advocate, and father. At the heart of his work is
S. 2 Ep. 4. Ft. Arshi—Founder of Queer South Asians- QSA.Arshi explores the intersectional identities of being queer, trans, neurodivergent, and an immigrant from Bangladesh settled in Canada. Through community-engaged p
Welcome to Finding Order in Disorder! This episode we're joined by Matthew Jackman (they/them), a Mad studies scholar, mental health activist and PhD candidate at the University of Sydney. Matthew is the founder of The A
Welcome to Finding Order in Disorder! This episode we're joined by Matthew Jackman (they/them), a Mad studies scholar, mental health activist and PhD candidate at the University of Sydney. Matthew is the founder of The A
Finding Order in Disorder Podcast – Season 2. Ep. 1 Ft. Puneet Singh Singhal (he/him) Co-founder Billion Strong | Empowering Young Innovators with Disabilities | Curator, "Green Disability" | Exploring Conscious AI for S
Sinthu is a Mother, Dancer and Social Worker who is a Survivor of Gender Based Violence, Intimate Partner Violence, who has endured this injustice for a decade and is now giving back to the community. This talk was filme
A Fireside Chat with Aastha Kottary, a Mental Health Advocate and Podcast Host of Slow Down with Aastha - an award winning audio podcast for mental wellness discussions, self-growth, and emotional development. She is the
Rajeev Balasubramanyam was born in Lancashire and studied at Oxford, Cambridge, and Lancaster universities. He is the prize-winning author of In Beautiful Disguises. He has lived in London, Manchester, Suffolk, Kathmandu
🎙️ As July Disability Pride Month comes to an end, Ishaa converses with Leah Georgini, Executive Director of ISPS-US- International Society of Psychological and Social Approaches to Psychosis- US Chapter, to explore men
How can I really help my teen? If that question lives in your heart—you’re not alone. In this webinar, Internationally certified Mental Health Clinician Susan Raphael and Educator Vinod Chopra share raw, practical insigh
What actually is neurodivergence? For Neurodiversity Celebration Week, we chatted with Aditi Gangrade - co-founder and CCO of @muchmuch.media and @muchmuchspectrum to deconstruct, dissect and unpack societal norms, stere
Dr. Alok Kulkarni is a distinguished interventional psychiatrist from India with extensive training in psychiatry from the National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS), Bangalore, an Institute of Natio
Dr. Aninda Sidhana is a leading psychiatrist specializing in women’s mental health and psychosexual medicine. With over a decade of experience in general hospital psychiatry and neuropsychiatry, she addresses critical is
Ambika Aruna Ganesh is a Life Coach, Facilitator and a Spiritual explorer. A resourceful and compassionate coach with 10 years+ experience and multidisciplinary skill set has worked with 500+ clients from across the worl
The podcast features Dr. Adam W.J. Davies, Professor at the University of Guelph, RECE. They have a PhD in Curriculum Studies & Teacher Development & Sexual Diversity Studies & Women & Gender Studies - Ontario Institute
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Finding Order in Disorder is hosted by Finding Order in Disorder Foundation. The show is categorised under business (non-profit) and has published 13 episodes.
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