In this episode I chat with Stacey from the South Gippsland, Victoria, Australia.

Stacey is a mother of two sons, one of which was diagnosed with Autism (ASD), Intellectual Disability (ID) and Anxiety at the age of 3.5 years (he is currently 10 years old). Her younger son, who is 1.5 years old, is currently on watch for ADHD, Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) and ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder).

We chat about what it is like to raise children on the spectrum and the challenges we face, especially when we have no background knowledge.

Stacey, you're an inspiration! Thank you so much for opening up to me about your life! It was an absolute honour chatting to you!

Shout out to Mr Z for his guest appearance and help with the camera. You're a natural!

If you have any questions for Stacey, 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 Stacey from the South Gippsland, Victoria, Australia.

Stacey is a mother of two sons, one of which was diagnosed with Autism (ASD), Intellectual Disability (ID) and Anxiety at the age of 3.5 years (he is currently 10 years old). Her younger son, who is 1.5 years old, is currently on watch for ADHD, Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) and ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder).

We chat about what it is like to raise children on the spectrum and the challenges we face, especially when we have no background knowledge.

Stacey, you're an inspiration! Thank you so much for opening up to me about your life! It was an absolute honour chatting to you!

Shout out to Mr Z for his guest appearance and help with the camera. You're a natural!

If you have any questions for Stacey, 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 Caelen from the North Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

Caelen was diagnosed with ASD level 1 (formally known as Aspergers) when he was 7 years old.

We chat about what it was like growing up with a diagnosis as well as his career as a Teacher Aide, his University studies and his awesome hobbies.

I think you'll find this chat relatable in more ways than one and I want to thank Caelen for being so open with me about his life. You're amazing!

If you have any questions for Caelen, 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 Caelen from the North Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

Caelen was diagnosed with ASD level 1 (formally known as Aspergers) when he was 7 years old.

We chat about what it was like growing up with a diagnosis as well as his career as a Teacher Aide, his University studies and his awesome hobbies.

I think you'll find this chat relatable in more ways than one and I want to thank Caelen for being so open with me about his life. You're amazing!

If you have any questions for Caelen, 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 Michael from the North Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

I chat to Michael about his late-in-life ADHD diagnosis, what it was like growing up undiagnosed and how his ADHD has impacted certain aspects of his relationships as well as learning a bit about the positive differences Michael and his wife are making to the lives of people with disabilities through their business, Green Harbour Home Care.

I think you'll find this chat relatable in more ways than one and I want to thank Michael for being so open with me about his life. You're amazing!

If you have any questions for Michael, 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 Michael from the North Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

I chat to Michael about his late-in-life ADHD diagnosis, what it was like growing up undiagnosed and how his ADHD has impacted certain aspects of his relationships as well as learning a bit about the positive differences Michael and his wife are making to the lives of people with disabilities through their business, Green Harbour Home Care.

I think you'll find this chat relatable in more ways than one and I want to thank Michael for being so open with me about his life. You're amazing!

If you have any questions for Michael, 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 Hannah from the Northern Suburbs of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Hannah (AKA The Forgetful Urban Farmer on Instagram) chats to me about her ADHD diagnosis, as well as the diagnoses of her children. We also talk about Hannah's amazing little urban farm which she created on her 650m2 block as a way to help her cope with the ups and downs of mental health and as an outlet for her ADHD.

I hope you enjoy my interview with this amazing human, just as much as I did!

If you have any questions for Hannah, 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 Hannah from the Northern Suburbs of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Hannah (AKA The Forgetful Urban Farmer on Instagram) chats to me about her ADHD diagnosis, as well as the diagnoses of her children. We also talk about Hannah's amazing little urban farm which she created on her 650m2 block as a way to help her cope with the ups and downs of mental health and as an outlet for her ADHD.

I hope you enjoy my interview with this amazing human, just as much as I did!

If you have any questions for Hannah, 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 Angela from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

Angela is an amazing Mother to two sons, one of which has a diagnosis of DiGeorge Syndrome (also known as 22q11.2 Deletion Syndrome). Her son, Archer, is also Autistic and non-verbal with severe Global Developmental Delay, suspected ADHD, hearing issues and palate issues.

I hope you enjoy my interview with this truly amazing mother and love learning about her gorgeous family just as much as I did!

If you have any questions for Angela, 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 Angela from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

Angela is an amazing Mother to two sons, one of which has a diagnosis of DiGeorge Syndrome (also known as 22q11.2 Deletion Syndrome). Her son, Archer, is also Autistic and non-verbal with severe Global Developmental Delay, suspected ADHD, hearing issues and palate issues.

I hope you enjoy my interview with this truly amazing mother and love learning about her gorgeous family just as much as I did!

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