<p>Talking about our challenges with habitually presenting like someone who doesn't have our lived experience, even while talking openly about our lived mental health experiences. <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1R8p1mC1kI98m3JNPBUC5pU6GxXC-p_fMN2QZOvTxCi8/edit?usp=sharing">Click here for Transcript</a></p>

Talking about our challenges with habitually presenting like someone who doesn't have our lived experience, even while talking openly about our lived mental health experiences. Click here for Transcript

<p>Talking about our challenges with habitually presenting like someone who doesn't have our lived experience, even while talking openly about our lived mental health experiences. <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1R8p1mC1kI98m3JNPBUC5pU6GxXC-p_fMN2QZOvTxCi8/edit?usp=sharing" rel="noopener noreferrer">Click here for Transcript</a></p>

36. Masking as neurotypical is a constantly, exhausting challenge

This podcast is a place to fully step into humanness. I ask powerful questions and let the answers be whatever they need to be. Topics range from a vlog style answering questions in real time, or personal experiments in my own life, spirituality, personal development activities, possibly interviews, and gratitude.

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36. Masking as neurotypical is a constantly, exhausting challenge

36. Masking as neurotypical is a constantly, exhausting challenge