Divergent Minds
Divergent Minds
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Hello and welcome to Divergent Minds, the podcast where we discuss hot topics related to neurodiversity! I’m your host, Dr Keren MacLennan, a research psychologist specialising in neurodiversity. On this podcast, I will be interviewing fantastic guests and covering a range of different topics and stories. Make sure you follow or subscribe to know when new episodes drop!


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