Mamis Neurodivergentes. El podcast / Neurodivergent Mums The Podcast

En este podcast compartiremos vivencias sobre la neurodivergencia. Desde la mirada de mamis, papis, profes, etc. Hablaremos con naturalidad sobre la diferencia. Siempre desde el paradigma de la neurodiversidad. Y con una mirada hacia la infancia, desde el respeto mutuo y el amor.

Mamis Neurodivergentes. El podcast / Neurodivergent Mums The Podcast is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 17 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Mamis Neurodivergentes. El podcast / Neurodivergent Mums The Podcast, a education show with 17 episodes published.

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  Episode #7

  The dark side of the stim with Kirsten Lindsmith

  Mar 16, 20251h 8mS2

  <p>In this episode, I had the pleasure to interview Kirsten Lindsmith. First time I heard about Kirsten was after reading her wonderful article: The Dark Side of the Stim: Self-injury and Destructive Habits. If you havent´ read it yet, I recommend you do. </p><p>We´ve talked about Autism, stimming and sensory and emotional regulation. </p><p>Kirsten Lindsmith is an artist, writer, engineer, and autism advocate. After receiving an ASD diagnosis in 2010 at the age of 19, she began co-hosting the online television show Autism Talk TV and speaking at conferences and events about her experience as a woman o...

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  Episode #6

  Breaking to become. The power of Positive Disintegration.

  Feb 7, 202549 minS2

  <p>In this episode I have the honour to interview Dr. Chris Wells. This is a very important episode to me, because I discovered Positive Disintegration through Emma Nicholson and Chris Well´s Podcast Positive Disintegration. It was then that I began my journey toward personal growth , self-love and self-compassion. Dr. Chris Wells (they/them/theirs) studies Dąbrowski’s Theory of Positive Disintegration, and founded the Dąbrowski Center to provide a home for the theory and to support their work. Chris serves as President of the Dąbrowski Center, and is an author, speaker, consultant, and co-host of the Pos...

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  Episode #5

  Overexcitabilities. Beyond giftedness

  Jan 14, 202557 minS2

  <p>In this episode, we explore the fascinating concept of overexcitabilities, extending the discussion beyond its ties to giftedness. Katy shares her personal journey with neurodivergence, offering valuable insights into parenting neurodivergent children while being a neurodivergent parent herself. She also dives into her experience with unschooling, providing practical tips and heartfelt reflections.</p> <p>Katy Higgins Lee is a multiply neurodivergent therapist, clinical supervisor, neurodiversity advocate, writer, and trainer of therapists. (She is also an unschooling parent)</p> <p>With a background in theater, filmmaking, music, writing, dance, gardening, and bodywork, her professional and personal life has been greatly...

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  Episode #4

  Late diagnosis and neuroaffirmative approach

  Dec 23, 202458 minS2

  <p>In this episode, Evaleen shares her journey of receiving a late autism diagnosis and its profound impact on her life. We explore the neuroaffirming approach, its significance, and her dedication to advocacy through Ausome Training Evaleen made the wonderful discovery that she is autistic in 2014 at the age of 37. This life-changing realization fueled her dedication to supporting autistic children and young people on their journey to becoming the best versions of themselves, unapologetically. Her work revolves around the core principles of respect and dignity for autistic individuals, advocating for their rights and ensuring their voices are heard.</p> <p>...

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  Episode #3

  Breaking the mold as a neurodivergent person

  Sep 30, 202453 minS2

  <p>In this episode, Melanie and I dive into the challenges and beauty of embracing our differences. We explore topics like adolescence, queerness, and the neurodiverse experience, discussing what it means to grow up feeling 'outside the norm.' We also highlight key red flags that parents should look out for when supporting their neurodivergent and queer children through these formative years. Melanie Gruben is an autistic, queer therapist accredited with the Psychological Society of Ireland. Her private practice specialises in neurodivergence and LGBTQIA+. She hails from Dallas, Texas, where she learned to treasure cool and cloudy weather. Now living...

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