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Finding the right college or university is a process for anyone, but being neurodivergent adds another layer of questions and considerations. This week, we talk through some extra questions to ask, things to consider, and how to think through the choices with your teen or young adult.
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If we're a good fit for you, join our communities on Instagram! Dr. Morgan is @drmorganbeidleman, and Breann is @itsbreanncolpitts
You can also find us on YouTube and Patreon.
*Note- Links may not be clickable on all podcast platforms. Sorry! Find Parenting Neurodivergent Humans on Spotify to get clickable links.
Understanding of what ADHD is, what behaviors are common features of ADHD, and who most commonly has ADHD has changed a lot in recent decades. However, pop culture hasn’t quite caught up. This has led to a big gap between what scientists, doctors, and providers know about ADHD and what the general public, and sometimes even people like teachers and family practice doctors, think about ADHD. Today, we'll cover how we got here, what the current criteria for ADHD are, and what scientists and researchers are investigating.
Click here to submit a question for our next Q&A
If we're a good fit for you, join our communities on Instagram! Dr. Morgan is @drmorganbeidleman, and Breann is @itsbreanncolpitts
You can also find us on YouTube and Patreon.
*Note- Links may not be clickable on all podcast platforms. Sorry! Find Parenting Neurodivergent Humans on Spotify to get clickable links.
It's almost Halloween, which means candy and other sugary snacks will be everywhere for the next few months. For some families, this is a fun and stress-free part of the season. But for others, candy being everywhere is stressful and can lead to behaviors like overeating, lying, or hoarding. If that's you or your family, you're not alone! Today we will talk about why this happens and what you can do about it.
Click here to submit a question for our next Q&A
If we're a good fit for you, join our communities on Instagram! Dr. Morgan is @drmorganbeidleman, and Breann is @itsbreanncolpitts
You can also find us on YouTube and Patreon.
*Note- Links may not be clickable on all podcast platforms. Sorry! Find Parenting Neurodivergent Humans on Spotify to get clickable links.
Today, we are answering your questions about helping others understand your kid. Thanks to everyone who has sent in questions! Click here to submit yours.
If we're a good fit for you, join our communities on Instagram! Dr. Morgan is @drmorganbeidleman, and Breann is @itsbreanncolpitts
You can also find us on YouTube and Patreon.
*Note- Links may not be clickable on all podcast platforms. Sorry! Find Parenting Neurodivergent Humans on Spotify to get clickable links.
College entrance exams have changed so much in recent years.
So today we are getting into it: Does your kid need to take a college entrance exam? If so, which one should they take? Can they get accommodations? How should they prepare? What happens if they don't get the score they hoped for? And more
Click here to submit a question for our next Q&A
If we're a good fit for you, join our communities on Instagram! Dr. Morgan is @drmorganbeidleman, and Breann is @itsbreanncolpitts
You can also find us on YouTube and Patreon.
*Note- Links may not be clickable on all podcast platforms. Sorry! Find Parenting Neurodivergent Humans on Spotify to get clickable links.
This week we are talking about parent-teacher conferences. We'll cover why they can feel stressful, how to make the most of them, and some of the questions we think are most helpful for parents to ask.
Click here to submit a question for our next Q&A
If we're a good fit for you, join our communities on Instagram! Dr. Morgan is @drmorganbeidleman, and Breann is @itsbreanncolpitts
You can also find us on YouTube and Patreon.
*Note- Links may not be clickable on all podcast platforms. Sorry! Find Parenting Neurodivergent Humans on Spotify to get clickable links.
What is working for neurodivergent people in the workplace? What isn't? How can supports be improved? This week, we are diving into a recent research report on neurodivergence in the workplace to find out. Their takeaways are helpful not only for work but also as we think about school and home spaces that will best support our kids.
Click here to submit a question for our next Q&A
If we're a good fit for you, join our communities on Instagram! Dr. Morgan is @drmorganbeidleman, and Breann is @itsbreanncolpitts
You can also find us on YouTube and Patreon.
*Note- Links may not be clickable on all podcast platforms. Sorry! Find Parenting Neurodivergent Humans on Spotify to get clickable links.
A few weeks ago we did an episode on our sensory needs as neurodivergent adults. Today, we are doing a bit of a part two on our executive functioning needs.
It's easy to think that many adults outgrow their neurodivergence, but we don't! Our accommodations often just become less obvious. So today, our editor, Erica, is joining us on camera to talk about how our executive functioning needs have changed over the years and the little ways we accommodate ourselves every day.
Today, we are taking your questions!
This week, we have a few questions that boil down to: Does ___ help with ____? We love digging into the science of what works and what doesn’t, and why!
You can find more on dyslexia friendly fonts here and the AAP's guidance on Leucovorin here.
Click here to submit a question for our next Q&A
If we're a good fit for you, join our communities on Instagram! Dr. Morgan is @drmorganbeidleman, and Breann is @itsbreanncolpitts
You can also find us on YouTube and Patreon.
*Note- Links may not be clickable on all podcast platforms. Sorry! Find Parenting Neurodivergent Humans on Spotify to get clickable links.
Today, we are talking about our sensory needs as neurodivergent adults. It's easy to think that many adults outgrow their neurodivergence, but we don't! Our accommodations often just become less obvious. So today our editor, Erica, is joining us in front of the camera to talk about what our sensory needs were like as kids, what they are like now, and all the little ways we accommodate ourselves every day.
If we're a good fit for you, join our communities on Instagram! Dr. Morgan is @drmorganbeidleman, and Breann is @itsbreanncolpitts
You can also find us on YouTube and Patreon.
To ask a question or submit a topic idea click here.
*Note- Links may not be clickable on all podcast platforms. Sorry! Find Parenting Neurodivergent Humans on Spotify to get clickable links.
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