Neurodivergent Nenny

Neurodivergent Nenny

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Neurodivergent Nenny episodes

  • 23: PTSD - Daniel's Story

    Daniel is a 42 year old man from Vancouver with a diagnosis of PTSD. In this episode we talk about how it all began, from his childhood, to his teen years, to what his life is like today. After a workplace accident last year, his life changed forever. Listen to the story of the man with nine lives.

    1 hr 1 min
  • 22: All or Nothing - Maya's Story
    Maya is a 23-year-old from Vancouver, British Columbia who has been battling all-or-nothing mentality for about 10 years. This led to an eating disorder and problems with alcohol abuse. She is currently at an impatient treatment center working really hard to change her life. This is a story of strength and courage.
    55 min
  • 21: Starting Treatment & Recovery
    I sit down in my van with my friend Amanda as she asks me questions about my impending stay at a mental health treatment facility. I leave in 2 days to go to a 7-week program. What would you want to ask someone heading to treatment?
    1 hr 41 min
  • 20: Trailer: Road to Recovery Series
    Just a little shout-out to let you know that I am going to be doing a series documenting my road to recovery in a mental health treatment facility. Please send me your questions about this, as I would love to be able to answer them in a segment.
    2 min
  • 16: Post Partum Anxiety, Round 2 - Jessica's Back!
    In this episode, I sit down once again with Jessica to talk about what it's been like for her since her second baby was born in late December. Once again, I'd like to point out how grateful I am to have a guest like her on the show because she is so willing to be honest which I feel helps others relate so well. If you have any questions for Jessica, please feel free to email me because we're going to have her back on the show so I can always pass these questions along to her.
    57 min

About Neurodivergent Nenny

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Hi, I'm Jenny (not Nenny, like the title suggests. I used to call myself "Nenny" before I could pronounce my "Js." And I just love alliteration in a title.