HeyJaredEven The Dog Has ADHD
Welcome to Even the Dog Has ADHD, a podcast sharing real-life stories of neurodivergent family life. With warmth, humor, and honesty, we explore the joys and challenges of living with ADHD and other neurodivergent traits.
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No EHCP? How to Get School Support for ADHD & Autism Anyway (opens the original)
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Does September feel like starting your advocacy from zero — new year group, new SENCO, maybe a whole new school? In this episode, Diana talks with Natalie Hay qualified teacher, tutor, parent carer of eight years, and author of The Parent Carer about what actually works when you're advocating for a neurodivergent or disabled child at school. They cover reasonable adjustments and why they matter more than a diagnosis label, how to get support in place without an EHCP, what self-representing in co
When Rejection Feels Like a Threat, Rethinking Rejection Sensitivity& RSD (opens the original)
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Ever sent a message, received a reply that felt slightly off, and suddenly found yourself convinced you had been rejected?In this episode of Even The Dog Has ADHD I’m joined by researcher and coach Stella Bell to rethink rejection sensitivity and Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria, RSD, particularly in ADHD and neurodivergent lives.Rather than treating an intense response to rejection as simply an overreaction, Stella explores what may actually be happening in the nervous system when rejection feels
Why is research into neurodivergent entrepreneurs important? (opens the original)
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Why is research into neurodivergent entrepreneurs important? What if the experiences of neurodivergent entrepreneurs are shaping the economy, but their neurodivergent experiences are barely appearing in the research used to shape decisions?In this episode, I talk to researcher Lucy Griffiths about what it's actually like to build and run a business as a neurodivergent person — and why qualitative research, the kind that captures lived experience rather than just statistics, matters for business
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