Finding Neurodivergence

We talk with Suzan about the craziest accomadations that we do for our kids. Sometimes, you just gotta do what you gotta do to keep the sanity.

Patti made a Suzan sandwich. She was talking with Suzanne to Suzan. Suzan is the sweetest lady who curses. She is an adoptive mother of 2 one of which has Autism and ADHD and is about to embark in the world that doesn't have IEPS.

We bought Jenny back and we will probably bring her back again because she is that amazing. This time around we did what the title says and we asked an ADHD coach.

When the abnormal becomes so normal that you don't even realize that it is abnormal anymore. That is what it is like to be the external brain for Jaxon.

Patti hosted a Q&A with Mr. Mark Woodsmall Law group. It was amazing .... and Patti is better at parenting than audio. A call came through her phone and it stopped recording so we only got the first hour. There was too much good information to not share. Enjoy the hour that we did get.

Patti shares what she learns from her Nutritionist. It is some cool information and is more accurate that Tik Tocky or whatever social media is into these days.

If you hadn't noticed, we took a little unexpected hiatus. But we are back again...sorta...maybe.. yes but differently... OVERWHELM!

We get a long overdue update with Suzanne and hear what has been taking. it isn't a surprise it is supporting her kids.

Laure, a long term educator who has held various positions, continues to educate us on how it works - or doesn't work. This is part 2 so make sure to listen to part one.

It started and ended as an update on Jaxon's Journey. However, the in between was what is really happening.

Lauren, a long term educator who has been a teacher, principal, director, founder and educational activist, explains how it all works. it is a wealth of information. It gives you more understanding and more confusion all at the same time.

My favorite game with one of my favorite people.

Christian is a successful real estate agent that happens to be ADHD. She found the job that enhances her super power. She is so aware that it is an inspiration.

Yeah, yeah, people did tell me alot of things when it comes to having kids. But these things that Suzy and I share have nothing to do with kids. We simple didn't know and no one ever told us.

Kelly continues to share her story of her daughter and how this has opened her eyes to the change that needs to happen. This is part 2 so make sure you listen to part 1 first.

Overwhelmed.  We are overwhelmed.  So overwhelmed we can’t write a description. 

Somethings that we do aren't really about the action or the object. Sometimes it has so much more underneath it. Pelling back the layers teaches you about yourself and makes you cry. Just like peeling a onion.

Kelly is a single mom of 2 daughters.  She shares her journey with her oldest and how autism, self harming and the rest opened her eyes to what needs to change. This is part 1 so don't; for get to listen to part 2.

Patti shares her thoughts on the book she was recommended by a phycologist. It is called "Raising Humans" by Ross Greene.

We interview Ronni Minnis, a vocal performance coach whose natural teaching style attracts the Nuerodivergent. Creativity is within us all, it is just up to you to embrace it and Roni is gifted at bringing it out in anyone. You will probably finish listening wanting to create something so do it. Go and create. www.ronniminnising.com

Words have power. I am excited that some of my words land BUT .....

Hyperfocus can be very productive when it is the right subject. Wrong subject and it is the biggest time suck of your life. Worse than social media.

Christmas day was great...the rest was crap.

There are many different types of emotional coping styles. Some are healthy. Some definitely harming and some are just expensive.

All I know about "Algorithm" is that it is a fancy way of saying "math problem." But these days, you can tell a lot about a person by looking at what the algorithm pulls in your news feed. Suzy and Patti looks at theirs.