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In this episode, we explore the importance of supervision and support for neurodivergent professionals.

This conversation explores what sustainable productivity actually looks like for neurodivergent people.

In this episode, Bri sits down with Caitlin to explore multi-exceptionality — the experience of being both gifted and multiply disabled (aka AuDHD).

When Neuroinclusion Becomes Performative/Tokentistic. Find out more about Caitlin's collaboration with Kaboose here.

Caitlin opens up about her path from working within the public mental health system to creating her own private practice dedicated to supporting neurodivergent individuals.

This award celebrates the outstanding achievements of autistic Queenslanders aged 18 years and over.

Caitlin talks about: ADHD symptoms.

Caitlin unpacks the hidden impact of the unspoken social rules that define what's "acceptable" and labelled as “different.” Find out more about Caitlin's partnership with Understanding Zoe here.

Caitlin talks about: What does ADHD feel like?

Caitlin shares how banking can be more neuroinclusive

Caitlin discusses friendship, neurodivergence, resistance, and reclaiming joy.

Caitlin explored what burnout really looks like for Autistic and ADHD folks - sharing lived experience, recovery tips, and ways to honour our neurotype through it all. Find out more about Caitlin's collaboration with Kaboose here.

Caitlin shares how to build a friend group to go the distance.

Caitlin and Emma reflect on the challenges of late-diagnosed ADHD, burnout, and the journey of unmasking while navigating systemic barriers.

Caitlin explores the intersection of Positive Disintegration and Neurodivergence, sharing perspectives on embracing intensity as a pathway for growth and healing.

Caitlin joins the conversation to discuss Neurodivergent experiences, unmasking, and supporting mental health through affirming approaches.