Predictably Good

This week we talk to a father of two ADHDers. He shares his journey through school and work, and how recognising familiar patterns in his kids led to some unexpected discoveries about himself. We also talk about the strategies his family uses to navigate day-to-day life in a way that works for them.

In this episode, we speak with an occupational therapist from England who shares her experience of being dyslexic and a late identified ADHDer. She reflects on how medication has made a real difference in her day-to-day life.

This week we speak with Kate, a Social Worker and Coach Supervisor in the UK. We talk about the benefits of coaching, living in a neurodivergent household, and the confidence that comes from diverse experiences.

This week, we hear from a member of our community! We speak with Emma from Dublin, who was late identified as neurodivergent. She shares her journey of identification, the process of self-discovery, and navigating crossroads. With incredible insight and a powerful message about lifting shame, this conversation is both honest and deeply relatable.

This week we talk about the changing landscape of DEI in the US, navigating teenage friendships, and the struggle to get kids out the door in the morning.

We chat about the hidden barriers within community environments, the efforts made to improve accessibility, and when it’s time to walk away. We also discuss the challenges and benefits of structured versus unstructured environments and how shifting your surroundings can impact productivity.

⁠In this episode, Hannah reflects on what changed after being formally identified as autistic, from sharing the news with others to navigating the post-identification process.

Join us as Hannah shares her experience of being formally identified as autistic in her late 30s. She discusses the steps involved and what the process was like for her.

In this episode, we unpack social media overload and bias, explore how one might seek neurodivergent identification, and discuss the unfairness of long waiting lists. We also share a light-hearted cinema confession.

In this episode, we talk about decision / choice challenges with menus and some of the sensory roles with eating. We also touch on  meltdowns and what can lead to them.