HeyJaredThe Neurodivergent Report
Your new favorite podcast, blending accessible science, lived experience, and exuberant personality to explore ADHD, autism, and neurodivergent life. No judgment. No fixing yourself.
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68: ADHD Nervous System Regulation : What our DNA can tell us about stress (opens the original)
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This episode is for anyone who has ever asked, “What is wrong with me?!”We are going to show you how much more useful it can be to ask, “What can my DNA tell me about what my body is doing?”I loved the idea of looking at the whole system instead of assuming symptoms tell us the whole story. We’re talking about the DNA blueprint, nervous system regulation, ADHD, inflammation, and chronic stress.Thanks for being here! Subscribe for free now!
67: ADHDer's Guide to Self-Discovery: What If You Were Never the Problem? (opens the original)
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This episode made me think a lot about how often neurodivergent people are taught that the problem is us, when sometimes the problem is the system we’re trying to fit ourselves into.We got into ADHD and autism, education, the “new leaf fallacy,” identity, unmasking, motivation, privilege, and what happens when new self-knowledge changes the way you understand your entire life.Thanks for being here! Subscribe for fre
3 Reasons I Think You Should Read Sol Smith’s “ADHDer’s Guide to Self-Discovery: Thriving With Your High-Energy Mind” (opens the original)
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Okay, I’m doing something a little different this time.I read a book! And now I’m writing a book report about it. Welcome to the first official book report for The Neurodivergent Report!The book in question is ADHDer’s Guide to Self-Discovery: The High-Energy Mind by Sol Smith. Hind and I recently sat down with Sol on the podcast ahead of the book launch, which made reading this especially rewarding because I could ask questions and unpack concepts with the author in real time.
“The Myth of Closure:” What 9/11 Teaches Us About Grief (opens the original)
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Today is September 11, and I’ve been thinking about grief.Specifically, I’ve been thinking about a book I read called The Myth of Closure, and how much its ideas on ambiguous loss seem to fit the way we collectively experience traumatic cultural events, such as September 11.Ambiguous loss doesn’t necessarily come with a clear ending. → It’s a loss of mobility. A friend moving away. A relationship changing. There are all kinds of losses wh
Apparently, ChatGPT Thinks You Should Care About My Podcast (opens the original)
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Okay, I am a little late with this update, but that’s sort of my standard mode of operation right now…Y’ALL.A couple of days ago, I had an intro call and mic check with a potential new guest for The Neurodivergent Report. At the end of our conversation, she told me she found my podcast because she asked her AI agent which neurodivergent podcasts she should talk to.And it suggested The Neurodivergent Report 🤯😭<
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