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We"re Not Your Typical Podcast

LaunchPod Studios

We are 2 mums who each have an autistic daughter with one being non-verbal. We have both decided to share our journey of the kids and as parents to show people they are not alone and there can be help out there.

kids & family parenting

All Episodes

00:17:31

My Child Couldn’t Wear Clothes… So I Fixed It | Anaïs

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2026/04/06

This episode hits on something most parents don’t even realise is happening…What looks like “fussy behaviour” can actually be something much deeper. We sat down with the founder of Morning Marvels, a children’s clothing brand designed for kids with sensory processing challenges — after her own child struggled daily with what most people take for granted: getting dressed. From meltdowns over labels… To refusing certain fabrics… To turning that pain into a business helping thousands of

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00:32:41

Born at 24 Weeks…

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2026/03/30

This episode will stay with you. Born at just 24 weeks, Joshua was given only a small chance of survival. He spent 6 months in hospital, faced multiple diagnoses, and struggled to communicate for years… But today? He’s speaking, expressing himself, and sharing his story. In this powerful conversation, we talk about: - The reality of premature birth - Living with cerebral palsy and autism - The emotional journey of parenting a child with additional needs - Finding strength in the hardest

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00:45:11

Our Daughter Nearly Died… | Gaby

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2026/03/23

This is one of the most emotional stories we’ve ever shared.Gabby opens up about her daughter Nelly’s journey from a terrifying moment in ICU where her heart stopped… to the life-changing diagnosis that followed. What started as small signs that “something wasn’t right” turned into a fight for answers, leading to a diagnosis of Turner Syndrome — a rare genetic condition affecting 1 in 2000 girls. This is a story about resilience, motherhood, and never giving up on your child ❤️ 👉 If this story

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00:43:16

I Thought I Knew My Child…

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2026/03/16

Amy Shock shares her powerful story of raising twins, navigating an autism diagnosis, and the emotional reality of parenting a neurodivergent child. From early signs to learning how to advocate for her son, this is a raw and honest conversation about motherhood, resilience and finding strength through the unexpected. Sponsored by B and W https://www.blackandwhitebridging.co.uk/ #disabilityawareness #podcastreel #realstories #supportmatters #autism Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See

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00:44:30

Living With Tourette’s | Jodie & Nicole

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2026/03/09

What is it really like to live with Tourette’s? In this powerful episode of Not Your Typical, Nicole and her mum Jodi share their raw and honest journey after Nicole suddenly began experiencing tics at just 13 years old. What started as small movements quickly turned into a life-changing diagnosis and a viral social media platform reaching nearly 3 million people. Sponsored by B and W https://www.blackandwhitebridging.co.uk/ #disabilityawareness #podcastreel #realstories #supportmatters Hosted

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00:36:48

I Thought It Was Anxiety… Then I Was Diagnosed...

We"re Not Your Typical Podcast ·

2026/02/02

Simon is an autistic teacher working in a mainstream school — diagnosed later in life after years of masking, burnout, and being misunderstood.In this episode, Simon opens up about what it’s really like navigating sensory overload, social expectations, and rigid school systems while supporting neurodivergent children every single day. We talk about late diagnosis, autistic burnout, inclusive teaching, and why behaviour should be supported — not managed. This conversation is essential listening

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00:34:04

Pain, Power & Fighting for Inclusion with GB Tennis...

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2026/01/19

This week on We’re Not Your Typical, we sit down with Ruby Bishop — GB wheelchair tennis player, disability advocate, and the force behind Ruby’s Law 🎾♿Ruby opens up about living with cerebral palsy, complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) often known as “the suicide disease” as well as ADHD and dyslexia. She shares the realities of chronic pain, medical neglect after childhood, bullying in mainstream schools, and what it’s really like travelling the world as an elite disabled athlete ✈️ We talk

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00:47:31

They’re ‘Fine at School’ | But Are They Really?

We"re Not Your Typical Podcast ·

2026/01/05

What really happens behind the school gates? 🎒In this powerful and honest episode of We’re Not Your Typical, we sit down with Alice from Kind Minds Life Coaching to talk about what children actually need to feel safe, understood, and supported 💛 We dive into: ✨ Teachers burnout & broken systems ✨ Why “they’re fine when they’re in” isn’t good enough ✨ Neurodiversity, masking & emotional regulation ✨ Life coaching for children (and why it works) ✨ How parents can support kids without a diagnosis ✨

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00:41:51

Autistic Teen Shares Her Truth: Friendship, School &...

We"re Not Your Typical Podcast ·

2025/12/15

We are joined by 15-year-old autistic advocate Eden Rose 🌹✨ for an honest, emotional and eye-opening conversation about growing up autistic. Eden shares what school is really like, the struggles with friendships, sensory overwhelm, meltdowns, loneliness and learning to understand her own mind ❤️‍🧠.Her incredible mum joins us to talk about: 🌼 Early signs she noticed 🔄 Regression and the emotional impact 👩‍👧‍👧 Raising two autistic daughters ⚡ Navigating seizures and the fear that comes with

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00:42:56

Steve: Inside a SEND School: PE Teacher on...

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2025/12/01

In today’s emotional and eye-opening episode, we sit down with Steve — a SEND PE teacher of 14 years, and a dad whose own son is currently on the autism pathway.Steve opens up honestly about: • How he adapts PE for non-verbal and autistic children • Regression, stimming and early signs he saw in his son Bobby • Why transitions are so hard — and how he supports them • The reality of teaching 13 children with completely different needs • The joy, exhaustion and pride of being a SEND parent • Success

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00:36:29

Unfiltered Q&A: Ask Away!

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2025/11/18

Q&A Catch-Up Time! Ask away & join us! 💬✨#qanda #askmeanything #joinus #podcast #mums Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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00:42:30

Lucy: The Diagnosis No One Talks About

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2025/11/03

Lucy shares her honest and powerful story about her daughter’s sudden behavioural regression, misdiagnosis and eventually discovering PANDAS — an autoimmune condition that can mimic autism, PDA and severe anxiety.This episode is for every parent who has ever felt dismissed, unheard or desperate for answers. If you’ve ever wondered “What happened to my child?” — this conversation will change everything. #podcast #podcast #podcastclips #interview #send #mums #autismawareness #adhdawareness #adhd

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00:34:16

Skye: I Lost My Hearing Overnight: Journey with Deafness

We"re Not Your Typical Podcast ·

2025/10/27

In this emotional and eye-opening episode of We’re Not Your Typical, we meet Skye, a 23-year-old who lost her hearing overnight and now proudly wears cochlear implants. She opens up about the shock, the stigma, and the strength it takes to navigate a world that isn’t built for the deaf community. From being bullied at school to becoming an online advocate for deaf awareness, Skye gets real about mental health, identity, and learning to love what once made her hide. 💪💖 👉 Don’t forget to LIKE

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00:38:22

Tonic health: Sunna: Why ‘Healthy’ Almost Made Me Sick

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2025/10/13

Join us for a heartfelt and practical conversation with Sunna from Tonic Health 🌿, as we dive into everything from feeding kids to caring for yourself.We cover: Why the kids’ snack aisle can be misleading, and how to choose nourishing, real-food options that actually fuel little bodies 🍎🧀 How taste buds can reset in just 14 days, and why slow, mindful swaps beat going cold turkey 🍫 Sunna’s personal journey from nutrient deficiencies at 21 to learning that health isn’t about restriction —

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00:42:47

Harriet: Journey with Earley Springs | Opening a SEND...

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2025/09/29

We sit down with Harriet, an inspiring educator 👩‍🏫 and founder of Earley Springs 🌱, a brand new independent SEND school. From her 20+ years in education 📚 to her personal journey with her nephew Lenny 💜, Harriet shares how family, passion, and experience shaped her vision for a school that truly puts children and families first 👨‍👩‍👧.✨ We talk about: 🌿 The story behind the name Earley Springs 🏫 Why mainstream schools don’t always work for neurodiverse children ⚖️ Balancing national

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00:34:55

Sara: From Headteacher to Advocate: One Woman's Fight...

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2025/09/15

In this episode of "We're Not Your Typical," host Sara Donnelly, a headteacher with 14 years of experience in education, discusses the challenges within the schooling system and the unique experiences of neurodivergent girls and women. Sara. shares her journey from journalism to education and how her personal experiences, both as an individual with ADHD and as a mother, have shaped her focus on special educational needs (SEN). As she prepares to leave the traditional education system due to its

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00:33:34

Ruby: Siblings in the Spotlight: Journey with Ewen...

We"re Not Your Typical Podcast ·

2025/09/01

In this episode of We're Not Your Typical, Ruby shares her journey as the younger sister of Ewen, who faces challenges with autism and severe learning difficulties. Ruby discusses the difficult times they've experienced, including Ewan's 15-month hospitalisation, and how this inspired her to create her Instagram page, Ewen and Me. With heartfelt anecdotes, she highlights her deep bond with Ewen and the importance of sharing their story to raise awareness. Ruby's candid reflections on family,

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00:26:40

Charlotte: Finding Joy in the Chaos: A Conversation...

We"re Not Your Typical Podcast ·

2025/08/18

In this episode, we welcome Charlotte, a vibrant mother of four, including two boys, Tommy and Jude, and twin daughters. Charlotte shares her journey over the past four months since starting her social media account, reflecting on her life experiences, including her past marriage, new family dynamics, and raising two autistic boys. She discusses the challenges of balancing her online presence with family life, admitting that her passion for sharing her story sometimes leads to neglecting personal

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00:57:19

Ella Mcrystal: Untangling ADHD and Complex PTSD: A...

We"re Not Your Typical Podcast ·

2025/08/04

In this episode of "We're Not Your Typical," we welcome Ella, a psychotherapist and trauma expert who is also neurodivergent with personal experience of childhood trauma and an ADHD diagnosis. Ella shares her insights on the intricate relationship between ADHD and complex PTSD, discussing how these conditions can overlap and impact daily life. Through her innovative neuroelectrics method and an emphasis on lifestyle and interpersonal development, she empowers individuals to move beyond mere survival

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00:45:38

Kirsty: Food Fears and Sensory Needs: A Deep Dive...

We"re Not Your Typical Podcast ·

2025/07/23

In this episode of "We're Not Your Typical," hosts welcome Kirsty, also known as Mumma and Tommy on social media, joins us to discuss the complexities of Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID). Kirstie shares her insights into ARFID, a condition that was officially recognised in the DSM-5 in 2013 due to its impact on children with ADHD, autism, and OCD. She explains how ARFID differs from selective eating disorder and emphasises the lack of support available for those affected. Tune in to

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