Brain Club®: The Podcast
Brain Club®: The Podcast features edited excerpts from All Brains Belong VT’s weekly virtual community education program about neuroinclusive culture and navigating barriers in healthcare, work, relationships and more.
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Brain Club®: The Podcast -S1E17 - Interview with Dr. Mel Houser Part 2: Systems for Healthcare & Community (opens the original)
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How does All Brains Belong actually make decisions, gather feedback, shift power, and support staff and patients to thrive? This is Part 2 of our behind-the-scenes interview with Dr. Mel Houser, led by community moderators Amy Noyes, Elizabeth Carney, and Mkazas. If you haven't listened to Part 1 yet, start there — where we cover the real story of how ABB got started. Here, we go deeper into the systems and structures behind the organization. This conversation was originally recorded as part of
Brain Club®: The Podcast - S1E16 - Interview with Dr. Mel Houser Part 1: All Brains Belong VT’s Origin Story and the Role of PDA (opens the original)
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What's the real story behind All Brains Belong — and what does it actually look like to build a neuroinclusive organization from the ground up? In this episode of Brain Club®: The Podcast, we pass the mic to three of our community moderators — Amy Noyes, Elizabeth Carney, and Mkazas — who turn the tables and interview Dr. Mel Houser for a behind-the-scenes look at ABB's origin story. This is the conversation that usually happens off-mic. This conversation was originally recorded as part of All B
Brain Club®: The Podcast - S1E15 - Experiences of ND Parents (opens the original)
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What happens when you discover your neurodivergence through parenting? In this episode of Brain Club®: The Podcast, neurodivergent parents share how their children’s diagnoses helped them recognize parts of themselves that had always been there — and what it’s like to navigate family life with conflicting access needs. We talk about school, healthcare, and community systems that weren’t built for their families — and how unlearning old expectations is a key part of finding what works. This conve
Brain Club®: The Podcast - S1E14 - Bridging Double Empathy Problem in Healthcare (opens the original)
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What if the disconnect between patients and providers isn’t personal — it’s structural? In this episode of Brain Club®: The Podcast, three primary care clinicians reflect on the mismatch between what neurodivergent patients need and what the healthcare system is set up to provide. We talk about burnout, shame, time pressure, and how both patients and providers are often navigating conflicting access needs in a system that actively thwarts them. This is a conversation about practicing medicine in
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