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The Neurodivergant Connection / Stories

Chats with people who deal with ASD and ADHD. I talk to those in the profession like therapist or even chats with mothers who have kids on the spectrum. Just honest chats with questions thrown in. Where two people can sit and share thoughts on the spectrum Come join us we I talk with people from all over the ASD and ADHD field. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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28:17

Why Every Voice Matters: Breaking Stigma and Building...

The Neurodivergant Connection / Stories ·

2025/12/26

In this episode, you’ll hear Aisha open up about her journey with multiple mental health diagnoses and how she’s found ways to cope and thrive, even when things felt overwhelming. She shares real stories about what it’s like to juggle conditions like autism, anxiety, and depression, and how she learned to ask for help, set boundaries, and tune into her own needs instead of just powering through. Aisha’s experiences show you’re not alone in facing these kinds of challenges, and she offers tips you

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1:19:52

Labels aren’t cages they open doors to real support

The Neurodivergant Connection / Stories ·

2025/12/24

From Plaster Masks to True Voice: Neurodivergence, Burnout, and Finding Your Worth with Nikki (Dominique) FavreauI thought helping others heal meant I was healed—until this conversation showed me what it costs to keep a mask on.In this episode of the Neurodivergent Connection, I sit down with Nikki (Dominique) Favreau—former psychiatry and addiction nurse turned entrepreneur—who shares how a single moment in art therapy cracked a plaster mask and gave her voice back. We talk about the quiet ways

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43:07

From scared aunt to steady advocate raising Isaiah

The Neurodivergant Connection / Stories ·

2025/12/20

When Words Aren’t the Only Language: Parenting, AAC, and Advocacy with Jennifer McGeeWhat happens when a teen with profound autism joins your family—and words aren’t available? This conversation gets real.In this episode, I sit down with artist and adoptive parent Jennifer McGee to talk about raising her nephew Isaiah, who is non-speaking, and how their family learned to listen beyond words. You’ll hear how she built trust, safety, and connection at home, the moment a “speech pad” changed everything

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1:22:57

From new diagnosis to daily wins with Autism and ADHD

The Neurodivergant Connection / Stories ·

2025/12/17

John, Unedited: Real Talk on Late Diagnosis, Masking, and Support That Actually HelpsI sat down with John for a candid chat about late diagnosis, masking, and what real support looks like at home and school.This conversation is honest and a little messy—in the best way. I wanted you to hear what happens when we press pause on perfection and talk about real life. You’ll hear how John made sense of a late Autism/ADHD diagnosis, what masking cost him, and the moments that finally made things click.I

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56:08

From fear and masking to steady self who I am now

The Neurodivergant Connection / Stories ·

2025/12/12

Shadow Work, Ego Death, and Finding Bliss: Facing the Dark to Find Your Light with AnnieWhat if the parts of you you’ve avoided are the ones holding your wisdom? In this episode, I sit down with Annie to explore the real work beneath “love and light” — and why the dark isn’t something to fear.You’ll hear how Annie created her approach, Awakening the Seeds, after more than 10,000 sessions, and why she calls herself an “ego death doula.” We talk about grief, liminal spaces, and how nervous system

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55:39

Small steps that make bipolar and ADHD days feel lighter

The Neurodivergant Connection / Stories ·

2025/12/10

ADHD, Bipolar, and the 24-Hour Rule: Lessons From a Mental Hospital with Laura Greenberg SchilerShe went in scared and left with 10 life lessons—and a book. We unpack ADHD, bipolar, and the 24-hour rule.In this episode, I sit down with Laura Greenberg Schiller, a former attorney, mom of three, and now author of Finding Flawless. Laura was diagnosed with bipolar at 39 and later with inattentive ADHD. Her time in a mental hospital didn’t break her—it gave her clarity, steadiness, and a simple rule

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27:22

From grief to grit how Win Charles turned loss into...

The Neurodivergant Connection / Stories ·

2025/12/05

Win Charles on Grit, Grief, and Raising Disability AwarenessEducation changes everything—and Win Charles shows how it powers resilience, storytelling, and advocacy.In this conversation, I sit down with Win Charles—author, podcaster, and disability rights educator—who was born with cerebral palsy and has built a life that challenges assumptions at every turn. You’ll hear how she turned grief into purpose, why she said yes to a Kona triathlon in seconds, and what training taught her about doing hard

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38:17

When autistic voices lead teams change follows at...

The Neurodivergant Connection / Stories ·

2025/12/03

Autism Support That Actually Works Together: Multidisciplinary Care, Student Voice, and Real-World CoordinationWhat does true collaboration for autistic kids look like—and how do we keep their voices at the center?In this conversation, I sit down with Leila Farshidi to unpack what happens when schools, clinics, and families stop working in silos. We talk about the real gap between theory and day-to-day care, why feeding and sensory needs get missed, and how value-based care could change the “minutes

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1:15:02

Late diagnosis changed her work and finally made life...

The Neurodivergant Connection / Stories ·

2025/11/30

Masking, Late Diagnosis, and Finding Yourself with Coach Tara TrievelLate ADHD diagnosis, self-identified autism, and 25 years coaching—Tara and I get real about masking and identity.In this episode, I sit down with parent mentor and social communication coach Tara Trievel to talk about what happens when you realize the people you’ve been helping are a lot like you. We get into what masking really looks like day to day, why it isn’t always a bad thing, and how to use it with intention instead of

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1:12:22

From labels to living fully with autism addiction and...

The Neurodivergant Connection / Stories ·

2025/11/26

Autism, Addiction, and Real Recovery: My Conversation with Dr. Rob KellyAutism and addiction aren’t separate battles. In this episode, I ask Dr. Robb Kelly how brain change meets real-life recovery.I sit down with Dr. Robb Kelly to explore why masking can hide addiction, how trauma shows up differently for autistic people, and what actually moves the needle in recovery. We get into mindset vs. medication, the power of routine without rigidity, and a wild classroom experiment that re-shaped how I

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38:14

From Occupational Therapist to Psychologist: A...

The Neurodivergant Connection / Stories ·

2025/11/21

In this episode of Inside the Asperger’s Studio, we sit down with a clinician whose career spans more than two decades of hands-on, heart-centered work. Before becoming a psychologist, she spent over 20 years as an Occupational Therapist, specializing in supporting severely physically and developmentally disabled children and adults. Her experience also extends into geriatric care, private practice, and orthopedic settings—giving her a rare, comprehensive understanding of both mind and body.Today,

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58:13

From Burnout to Breakthrough: How an ADHD Diagnosis...

The Neurodivergant Connection / Stories ·

2025/11/19

For as long as I can remember, healthcare has been part of my identity. I started volunteering in hospice as a toddler and earned my nursing degree in 2009. Over the last 15 years, I’ve worked across clinics, triage teams, and school health programs—always driven by a passion for supporting families and creating compassionate care experiences.But everything changed when I received an adult diagnosis of ADHD, inattentive type. After years of being treated for anxiety and depression, this diagnosis

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1:23:43

Empowering Neurodivergent Growth: How AVARI...

The Neurodivergant Connection / Stories ·

2025/11/14

At AVARI Performance, founder Fawn combines over twenty years of experience in education, coaching, and trauma-informed care to help families, students, and neurodivergent individuals build clarity, confidence, and sustainable systems for success. With a Master’s in Applied Behavior Analysis and a foundation in Interdisciplinary Music Studies, Fawn bridges evidence-based strategies with creative, person-centered support.AVARI Performance focuses on real-world solutions for ADHD, autism,

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1:03:59

From Burnout to Breakthrough: Guy Shahar on Healing,...

The Neurodivergant Connection / Stories ·

2025/11/12

When chronic illness forced Guy Shahar to stop and reevaluate his life, it led to an unexpected awakening that changed everything. Once housebound from total health burnout, Guy began writing his first book, Transforming Autism—a heartfelt account of his family’s journey raising an autistic son and discovering new ways to nurture his well-being. That story became the catalyst for his TED Talk, “The Beautiful Reality of Autism,” which has inspired more than a third of a million viewers

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36:23

From Hydrocephalus to High Performance: Turned...

The Neurodivergant Connection / Stories ·

2025/11/07

Growing up with Hydrocephalus, Dr. Kate Lund faced a childhood defined by surgeries, hospital stays, and constant recovery — but also by an unshakable will to overcome. What began as a journey through medical adversity became a lifelong lesson in resilience, shaping her purpose and passion to help others do the same.Now a licensed clinical psychologist, peak performance coach, best-selling author, and TEDx speaker, Dr. Kate Lund has spent over 15 years empowering individuals to rise above challenges

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52:41

From Kitchen to Keyboard: How Dante Terese Blends...

The Neurodivergant Connection / Stories ·

2025/11/05

Dante Terese is an author whose storytelling blends intellect, heart, and moral depth. A lifelong baker, gardener, and observer of human nature, she crafts fiction that explores the timeless battle between good and evil — not in grand gestures, but in the quiet choices that shape who we become. Her stories span vastly different worlds and characters, yet each carries her signature thread of moral complexity and emotional truth.Her latest novel, The Base, pulls readers into the high-stakes world of

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1:15:47

Stories Bonus: Crossing Dimensions: Firsthand Stories...

The Neurodivergant Connection / Stories ·

2025/10/31

If you're feeling totally drained from saging your house, asking for protection, or obsessively reading about how to keep negative energies away—but you still feel uneasy, get odd vibes, or even notice more weirdness ramping up around you, then you are not alone! If you keep trying to connect with loved ones on the other side, but end up more confused about whether you're talking to a ghost, a spirit, or just your own imagination, then you are not alone! If you've tried to call in angels for

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48:06

Stories: Ghosts, Spirits, and the Unknown: A...

The Neurodivergant Connection / Stories ·

2025/10/31

Just in time for Halloween, we’re diving into the world of the unexplained. In this special episode of Inside the Asperger’s Studio, I sit down with a seasoned paranormal investigator to explore the mysteries of spirits, ghosts, we talk about her being a Master of Arts in Shamanic Intuitional Practices and how that plays in to her investigations as well as how she got into podcasting. From haunted houses to eerie encounters, we talk about what it’s like to search for the supernatural, why people

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53:53

Redefining What’s Possible

The Neurodivergant Connection / Stories ·

2025/10/29

Born with cerebral palsy, Nick has never let limits define him. Through determination, mindset, and the right support, he’s built a life that inspires others to dream bigger. In this conversation, Nick shares how he empowers entrepreneurs and parents of children with disabilities to see challenges as opportunities — and to believe that with the right tools, anything is possible.Nicks Resources:https://nickyerhart.com/Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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1:06:54

The Peaceful Parenting Journey

The Neurodivergant Connection / Stories ·

2025/10/29

Parenting isn’t always peaceful — especially when ADHD, neurodivergence, and big emotions are part of the mix. The Peaceful Parenting Journey is where chaos meets calm. Hosted by an ADHD mum who’s been through it all, this show explores how science, mindfulness, and compassion can transform family life. Each episode is a real, honest conversation about raising kids, managing emotions, and finding your own calm in the middle of it all. Because peace isn’t about perfection — it’s about

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