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Sarah (social worker, ADHD, OCD, PMDD and autistic) is back for more! In this episode we shift into language, identity, and the inner world of neurodivergence. Sarah reflects on her childhood as an undiagnosed AuDHDer, the anxiety that masked her ADHD, and elaborates on the different ways boys vs girls are treated.
We explore dialectical thinking - the simple but powerful practice of using “and” instead of “but” - and why it’s especially transformative for neurodivergent people whose needs often conflict. Sarah also shares how her lived experience shapes her work in perinatal social work, and why finding community and personal joy isn’t really optional for neurodivergent people - it’s survival.
Thanks for joining us this year! We really appreciate you. We'll be back Jan 20.
Follow Sarah @neurodialectical
Linktree - find our online communities and register your interest for 1:1 sessions with Ellie in 2026
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By Ellie & Paige Harwood4.7
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Sarah (social worker, ADHD, OCD, PMDD and autistic) is back for more! In this episode we shift into language, identity, and the inner world of neurodivergence. Sarah reflects on her childhood as an undiagnosed AuDHDer, the anxiety that masked her ADHD, and elaborates on the different ways boys vs girls are treated.
We explore dialectical thinking - the simple but powerful practice of using “and” instead of “but” - and why it’s especially transformative for neurodivergent people whose needs often conflict. Sarah also shares how her lived experience shapes her work in perinatal social work, and why finding community and personal joy isn’t really optional for neurodivergent people - it’s survival.
Thanks for joining us this year! We really appreciate you. We'll be back Jan 20.
Follow Sarah @neurodialectical
Linktree - find our online communities and register your interest for 1:1 sessions with Ellie in 2026
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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