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Hosted by Jennifer Purcell · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 255 episodes
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Have you ever wondered what it is like to live with an invisible learning disability? Well then, step into my and others’ world of Living with Multi-Learning Differences (MLDs). I want to provide a podcast for nuerodivergents or someone who knows them and wants to help improve their life. Awareness about MLDs should be raised because the public needs to be more knowledgeable about them. This can be hard to do because many of the learning disabilities that someone can have aren't obvious.
Jennifer Purcell hosts Living With an Invisible Learning Challenge, a education show with 255 episodes published.
This episode explains the differences between developmental disabilities, learning disabilities, and processing differences, including autism, dyslexia, NLD, and auditory and visual processing challenges. It emphasizes t
Here's a concise summary you could use as an episode description or overview: Neurodivergence isn't just about challenges—it's also about strengths. In this episode of Living With an Invisible Learning Challenge , Jennif
In Part Three, Jennifer continues her conversation with Rev. Dr. Xenia Barnes, exploring how workplaces and healthcare systems often fall short for those with neurodivergence and chronic conditions. They discuss the gap
If you or someone you love is navigating NVLD, you already know how exhausting it can be to keep trying the same things and getting the same results. The stuck feeling is real. The conflict cycles are real. The gap betwe
In this episode, The Inner Light: NLD, Neurodivergence & Resilience , the host explores how living with Nonverbal Learning Disorder (NLD) and other neurodivergent traits can bring both challenges and hidden strengths. Dr
In Part Two, Jennifer continues her conversation with Rev. Dr. Xenia Barnes, exploring how workplaces and healthcare systems often fall short for those with neurodivergence and chronic conditions. They discuss the gap be
This episode explores how people with invisible learning challenges use “masking” and perfectionism to hide struggles rooted in shame—a concept defined by Brené Brown as feeling unworthy of belonging. It explains how rep
The Narrator Inside My Neurodivergent Mind explores what it’s like to live and work with multiple learning differences and chronic migraines, using the narrator in your head as a metaphor for constant mental juggling. It
This episode features a conversation with Rev. Dr. Xenia Barnes exploring lived experiences of neurodivergence and chronic conditions, and how systems—especially workplaces and healthcare—often fall short in supporting i
This episode explores awareness vs. acceptance through the lens of neurodivergence and chronic pain. It reflects on living with invisible challenges, the impact of being misunderstood, and how a diagnosis can bring clari
This podcast script debunks common misconceptions surrounding Nonverbal Learning Disorder (NLD), emphasizing that co-occurring conditions like ADHD, anxiety, and sensory sensitivities are the rule rather than the excepti
In this episode, the host and Jennifer discuss what it is like to live with invisible learning challenges and how progress can look different for people with neurodivergence. Jennifer explains that growth is not always l
This podcast episode explains the difference between PTSS and PTSD through the host’s personal experience as a neurodivergent person, showing how trauma can accumulate and keep the nervous system stuck in survival mode.
This episode explores the complex social and political ties between Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein through the unique lens of Non-Verbal Learning Disorder (NLD), offering personal survivor insights and practical strate
This episode is a continuation of a conversation between the host, Jennifer Purcell, and her guest Jennifer, exploring what it’s like to live with an invisible learning disability. Together they share personal experience
The Rush Trap: Slowing Down to Move Forward explores why many neurodivergent people feel driven to start tasks before fully planning, a pattern rooted in executive function differences rather than laziness. The episode e
This episode of Living with Invisible Learning Challenges explores how rising health insurance premiums and government policy decisions affect everyone, while hitting neurodivergent individuals especially hard. Because m
The episode features an interview conversation that explores personal experiences of living with an invisible learning challenge, focusing on neurodivergence, self-understanding, and advocacy, while highlighting the impo
In this episode, I share the deeply personal journey of turning her neurodivergent life and podcast conversations into a book, honoring her unique writing process, using AI as a supportive creative tool, and affirming th
This episode reframes “two steps forward, one step back” as a natural and meaningful pattern of growth for neurodivergent people and those with invisible learning challenges. Jennifer explains why nonlinear progress happ
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Living With an Invisible Learning Challenge is hosted by Jennifer Purcell. The show is categorised under education and has published 255 episodes.
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