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Thoughtful conversations about autism, ADHD, identity, relationships, mental health, and lived experience.
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Podcasts I Recommend
I spend a lot of time learning from researchers, clinicians, coaches, educators, and neurodivergent voices. These podcasts offer thoughtful conversations and practical ideas related to neurodiversity, executive functioning, parenting, work, relationships, and personal growth.
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Neurodiversity
Divergent Conversations
In-depth discussions about neurodivergence, therapy, identity, and the experiences of autistic and ADHD adults.
Uniquely Human: The Podcast
A strengths-based exploration of autism, communication, relationships, and meaningful support.
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ADHD & Executive Functioning
ADHD Essentials
Practical conversations about ADHD, executive functioning, parenting, education, and daily life.
Hacking Your ADHD
Short, actionable episodes focused on building practical systems for an ADHD brain.
ADHD reWired
Conversations about ADHD, productivity, emotional regulation, relationships, and personal growth.
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Parents & Families
In It
A podcast from Understood focused on parenting children who learn and think differently.
Tilt Parenting
Conversations about raising differently wired children with greater understanding, connection, and confidence.
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Growth, Habits & Human Behavior
Hidden Brain
Stories and research about the patterns that shape behavior, relationships, decision-making, and personal growth.
The Knowledge Project
Long-form conversations about decision-making, learning, leadership, and living more intentionally.
The Mel Robbins Podcast
Selected episodes offering accessible strategies related to motivation, habits, confidence, and personal change.
New recommendations will be added over time.
I will continue adding episodes and podcasts that are practical, evidence-informed, and relevant to the work we do at NeuroBloom.
Resource recommendations are provided for educational purposes and do not replace individualized medical, psychological, educational, or therapeutic guidance.