Ella Mcrystal: Untangling ADHD and Complex PTSD: A Deep Dive, Trauma Expert
In this episode of "We're Not Your Typical," we welcome Ella, a psychotherapist and trauma expert who is also neurodivergent with personal experience of childhood trauma and an ADHD diagnosis. Ella shares her insights on the intricate relationship between ADHD and complex PTSD, discussing how these conditions can overlap and impact daily life. Through her innovative neuroelectrics method and an emphasis on lifestyle and interpersonal development, she empowers individuals to move beyond mere survival and find a life that truly resonates with them. This enlightening conversation sheds light on complex PTSD, a topic often overlooked, and offers valuable perspectives for those navigating these challenges. Tune in for an episode filled with education, support, and hope.
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Kirsty: Food Fears and Sensory Needs: A Deep Dive into ARFID
In this episode of "We're Not Your Typical," hosts welcome Kirsty, also known as Mumma and Tommy on social media, joins us to discuss the complexities of Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID). Kirstie shares her insights into ARFID, a condition that was officially recognised in the DSM-5 in 2013 due to its impact on children with ADHD, autism, and OCD. She explains how ARFID differs from selective eating disorder and emphasises the lack of support available for those affected. Tune in to learn more about this often misunderstood condition and how it affects families.
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PCB Partners
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Lisa Galley: Understanding Burnout: A Journey Through Parenting Neurodivergent Children
In this episode of "We're Not Your Typical," we welcome Lisa, known as school_run_mum_autism on Instagram. Lisa shares her journey as a former speech and language therapist and a mother of three grown autistic children. She discusses the challenges of parental burnout and the importance of granting yourself permission to parent differently. Lisa also highlights her unexpected rise on Instagram, evolving from a personal account into a thriving community and business focused on supporting families with autism. Tune in for valuable insights and tips on managing parental stress and fostering a supportive environment for children with autism.
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PCB Partners
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Talia Oatway: Inspiring Journey: Navigating Life as a Medical Mum
In this episode of "We're Not Your Typical," we welcome the inspiring Talia Oatway, a dedicated mother of four and a medical mum. Talia shares her journey and experiences, including her transition from London to Newcastle and the challenges of raising children with special educational needs. The conversation touches on the differences in weather between the north and south of England, and how it impacts outdoor activities with her kids. Talia's insights into parenting, resilience, and finding joy in the little things make this episode a must-listen for anyone navigating the complexities of family life. Tune in for an uplifting discussion that highlights the strength and determination of a remarkable mum.
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PCB Partners
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Bianca: From Hyperfocus to Heartfelt: Her Journey with Sebby's Corner
In this episode of Season 2, we welcome Bianca, the founder and CEO of Sebby's Corner, a charity that began as a personal project during lockdown. Bianca shares her journey of self-discovery as a self-diagnosed ADHD individual and how it has transformed her life and relationships. She discusses the concept of hyperfocus and how it has been a driving force behind her success with Sebby's Corner. Join us for an insightful conversation about embracing one's identity and the positive aspects of ADHD. Don't forget to like, follow, and subscribe!
Sponsored by:
PCB Partners
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We are 2 mums who each have an autistic daughter with one being non-verbal. We have both decided to share our journey of the kids and as parents to show people they are not alone and there can be help out there.
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