# Neurodivergent Brain

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Learning to See: Understanding Neurodivergent Brains, Autism & ADHD with Jeff Brown

What does it truly mean to see a child, not just their behaviour, but the brain and experiences underneath it? In this powerful episode of The Neurodiversity Voices Podcast, host Paul Cruz is joined by educator, author, and advocate Jeff Brown, a high school teacher with more than 25 years of exper…

Beyond "Adaptive" Classes: Building a Dance Studio for Autistic Artists - Amanda Trisdale

In this episode of FailCraft, Amanda Trisdale joins Ezekiel to reveal howtraditional arts education routinely fails neurodivergent youth—and how she andher daughter built a revolutionary alternative. When Amanda's daughter, Leta,was diagnosed on the autism spectrum and non-verbal at age three, tap…

316: High Output Strategies for Entrepreneurs - with Diana Lammerts

Diana Lammerts manages both Graves disease and ADHD while running her business. Some days her mind moves faster than her body, while other days are the exact opposite. This is where energy and mindset shifts are essential. Instead of fighting these energy fluctuations, Her approach is like riding a…

100 | Is It Safe to Connect Your Bank to a Budgeting App? Open Banking Explained for Neurodivergent Brains

Is it safe to connect your bank to a budgeting app? Open banking explained for ADHD, autistic and dyslexic adults: what an app can see, whether it can take your money, and how to switch it off.   You get as far as the screen that says connect your bank. Your thumb hovers, and you close the app. …

102 | ADHD and Savings: Why You Save and Spend, Save and Spend (The 4 changes that make savings stick)

ADHD and savings: why you save and spend, save and spend, and how to save money with ADHD so your savings actually reach the goal instead of coming back out on a hard day.   You put money aside and feel good about it.   Then a stressful week comes, and the savings come back out.   So you star…

103 | Neurodivergence and Income: At Least the Pay Is Good and Why the Right Role Fit Matters

Neurodivergence and income: why the right role fit matters more than the salary, what a badly fitting job quietly costs you, and how to work out which season you are actually in.   You tell yourself at least the pay is good. You have been telling yourself that for 3 years. And you are more tire…

104 | Neurodivergent Christmas Budgeting: How to Enjoy December Without Undoing Your Whole Year

Christmas budgeting for neurodivergent adults with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia or dyscalculia: how to plan holiday spending without undoing a year of savings and debt payoff.  It is the middle of December. The list keeps growing and the card keeps tapping. And you tell yourself January you…

105 | Executive Function and Money: Why I Do Not Sell Courses, and What I Do Instead

Executive function and money: why courses and templates often do not stick for ADHD, autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia and dyscalculia, and what neurodivergent money coaching does instead. You bought the course and felt better for an evening. Now it sits on module 1, and the old voice says you cannot e…

How Do I Get My Partner to Understand My ADHD or Autism? (What I Wish Every Partner Knew)

You're lying in bed scrolling, and there it is. A reel that's literally you. So you send it to your partner, who's right beside you. They watch it. They laugh a little. "Ha. That's so you." And then they go back to their Wordle. And then on Wednesday, when you go quiet after a hard day, they still …