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Neurodivergent Pulse is a heartfelt, practical podcast for parents, allies, and neurodivergent adults.
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49: Every voice matters: AAC, authentic communication and choosing your own language with Kayla Ireland (opens the original)
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What does communication look like when we stop expecting it to happen in one particular way? In this episode, Laetitia is joined by Kayla Ireland, an AAC user, disability advocate, podcast host and co-author who uses her platforms to amplify lived experience and challenge perceptions around disability and communication. Kayla shares how she went from being interviewed as a podcast guest to running and co-hosting three shows of her own all through her iPad. Together, Kayla and Laetitia explore ho
48: Nobody teaches neurodivergent people how to notice: Finding the patterns that work for you | Solo Episode (opens the original)
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What if “listen to your body” isn’t actually useful advice when noticing what’s happening inside your body is difficult? In this solo episode, Laetitia explores why noticing emotions, sensory needs, energy shifts and signs of overwhelm can be harder for some neurodivergent people and why this isn’t a character flaw. Drawing on her own lived experience and stories from Understanding Zoe users, Laetitia shares three practical ways to make invisible patterns more visible: capturing what happened an
47: Where is the village? Creating community that actually includes neurodivergent people | Solo Episode (opens the original)
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What happens when the village doesn’t show up? In this personal solo episode, Laetitia reflects on growing up in a small village in the south of France, where community care was part of everyday life, and contrasts that with the isolation she has experienced raising neurodivergent children far from family in Australia. She explores why so many spaces (from birthday parties to workplace events) can leave neurodivergent children, adults and their caregivers feeling excluded, and why the problem is
46: Who cares for the caregiver? Embracing neurodivergent parenting, disability and sustainable care with Hollie-Ann Newman (opens the original)
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Who cares for the caregiver when the person holding everything together has needs of their own? In this deeply validating episode, Laetitia is joined by Hollie-Ann Newman, disability and neurodiversity advocate and the voice behind Neuroinclusive Education, to explore the realities of neurodivergent parenting, caregiver capacity and sustainable care. Together, they challenge the neuronormative expectations placed on parents, from what a “good parent” should look like to the idea that parents sho
45: Music therapy: Connection, regulation and neuroaffirming care with Brianna Dahlstrom (opens the original)
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Music therapy isn’t just about learning to play music. So how can we use music to connect, explore and simply be? In this episode, Laetitia is joined by Brianna Dahlstrom, Registered Music Therapist, musician and neurodivergent practitioner, to explore what music therapy actually looks like and what makes it genuinely neuroaffirming. Together, they unpack the difference between a music lesson and music therapy, why connection and safety come before performance, and how music can provide a playfu
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