In this episode I chat with Sarah (AKA The Neurodiverse Nurse) from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

In this episode I chat with Sarah (AKA The Neurodiverse Nurse) from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Sarah is a fellow AuDHDer (Autistic ADHD) who happens to also be an amazing nurse! You can find Sarah on Instagram (just search the.neurodiverse.nurse). We spoke about her career and what it's like to be a neurodivergent nurse.

Sarah was diagnosed with ADHD when she was just 3 years old, which is practically unheard of. This made for an interesting discussion as I'd never met someone diagnosed with ADHD so young, let alone a female.

Thank you so much for chatting with me, Sarah. It was an absolutely pleasure and you are freakin' awesome!

In this episode, I chat with Brigitte from Sydney, NSW.

In this episode, I chat with Brigitte from Sydney, NSW.

Brigitte was diagnosed with ASD and ADHD late in life. As a child she was diagnosed with anxiety, depression, dyslexia, severe asthma, chronic fatigue, autoimmune diseases and more. Brigitte is also expecting her first child.

During our chat, we discuss what it was like growing up without a diagnosis and what it is like going through a pregnancy as a neurodivergent person.

Thank you so much for chatting with me, Brigitte! I wish you all the best with your soon-to-be little one!

If you have any questions for Brigitte, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode, I chat with Kale who currently lives in Melbourne, Victoria but is originally from Tennessee in America.

In this episode, I chat with Kale who currently lives in Melbourne, Victoria but is originally from Tennessee in America.

Kale opens up about her diagnoses, traumatic childhood and struggles during school offering an unfiltered conversation filled with abuse and poverty, highlighting her remarkable strength and perseverance.

Thank you so much for opening up to me, Kale. I learned so much from our conversation and I wish you all the best for the future.

If you have any questions for Kale, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode, I chat with Sam from South East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Sam is a mother of two boys, one who is ADHD/ASD and one who is ADHD currently being assessed for ASD.

Sam is also Neurodivergent herself. She works as a Teacher Aide at a Special School and absolutely loves her job.

We chat about what it's like working with Neurodivergent children and the tricky balance of work life vs family life.

I really enjoyed our chat, Sam! Thank you for taking the time to speak with me.

In this episode, I chat with Sam from South East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Sam is a mother of two boys, one who is ADHD/ASD and one who is ADHD currently being assessed for ASD.

Sam is also Neurodivergent herself. She works as a Teacher Aide at a Special School and absolutely loves her job.

We chat about what it's like working with Neurodivergent children and the tricky balance of work life vs family life.

I really enjoyed our chat, Sam! Thank you for taking the time to speak with me.

In this episode, I chat to Gabby Bond from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

Gabby is a Psychologist who owns Gabby Bond Psychology, located in Burpengary, QLD.

I chat to Gabby about her role as a Psychologist and the assessment process for Autism and ADHD. Gabby is also Neurodivergent herself. Her husband and children are also all ND.

If you are undiagnosed or have a child who is undiagnosed and awaiting an assessment, this is a great interview to watch if you are curious about what to expect when being assessed.

If you have any questions for Gabby, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.

In this episode, I chat to Gabby Bond from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

Gabby is a Psychologist who owns Gabby Bond Psychology, located in Burpengary, QLD.

I chat to Gabby about her role as a Psychologist and the assessment process for Autism and ADHD. Gabby is also Neurodivergent herself. Her husband and children are also all ND.

If you are undiagnosed or have a child who is undiagnosed and awaiting an assessment, this is a great interview to watch if you are curious about what to expect when being assessed.

If you have any questions for Gabby, please pop them in the questions section below and I'll be sure to pass them on for you.