In the seventh instalment of 'Neurotypicals Don’t Juggle Chainsaws', Nic King and Kate Fox talk about the art and challenges of communication from a neurodivergent perspective.

They explore how communicative norms vary across cultures and what constitutes 'neurodivergent communication'.

The hosts pose thought-provoking questions about adaptation and mutual understanding: Do neurodivergent individuals find themselves moulding their communication to fit into neurotypical expectations?

Conversely, how well do neurotypicals reciprocate this effort?

This episode promises a great discussion about the complexities of interaction within and outside the neurodivergent community, examining the push and pull of conversational dynamics.

Tune in to unravel the layers of communication that define the neurodiverse world.

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In a special episode honouring Autism Acceptance Month, episode 6 of Neurotypicals Don’t Juggle Chainsaws talks about what it means to truly embrace autistic identity.

Hosts Nic King and Kate Fox, both passionately invested in the neurodiversity movement, discuss the nuances of post-diagnosis acceptance and how society is moving (or not moving) towards genuinely understanding and celebrating autism.

They share their personal paths to accepting their autism, inviting listeners to reflect on their own experiences with acceptance, whether of themselves or others.

This episode is an intimate, thoughtful look at the steps we can all take to foster a more accepting world for autistic individuals.

It’s a must-listen for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of acceptance in the context of neurodiversity.

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Welcome to episode 5 of 'Neurotypicals Don’t Juggle Chainsaws', where Nic King and Kate Fox tackle the well-meaning but often misguided advice on what's 'good' for neurodivergent individuals.

From the all-too-common autism shelf to sensory bags and walking meditation, this episode unpacks the items and activities often recommended to neurodivergent people and scrutinises their actual benefits.

Could some of these things be inadvertently harmful?

Nic and Kate dive deep into these suggestions, sharing personal experiences and insights to shed light on what genuinely helps versus what hinders.

Join the conversation and discover the fine line between supportive practices and those that miss the mark.

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