NeuroDADverse

Danny Eycott - Ben Wisdom-Quieros
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The NeuroDADverse is more than just a podcast, it’s a weekly therapy session between two long-time friends reconnecting through the shared highs and lows of neurodivergent parenthood. Danny is raising a six-year-old, while Ben is navigating life with two teenagers. Between them, their lived experiences span early years and adolescence, offering valuable perspective for any parent on the neurodivergent journey. Their conversations blend lived wisdom, raw honesty, and light-hearted reflection, often with Danny just entering stages that Ben has already faced. This dynamic brings warmth, curiosity, and relatable storytelling that resonates across all ages and stages of parenting. At its heart, The NeuroDADverse exists because parenting neurodivergent children can feel incredibly isolating. Many of society’s norms simply don’t apply and it’s rare to find someone who truly hears you. This podcast was born from the need to find and grow that tribe. A space where parents can feel seen, heard, and appreciated. Whether you’re in the thick of meltdowns, laughing uncontrollably with them or even just wondering about diagnoses you’re not alone. Here, we speak with love, lead though our understanding and share with honesty. This is a space for ideas, laughter, and connection. Please remember: You are doing better than you think. You are enough. You are not alone. Welcome to the NeuroDADverse.“ Real talk from two dads raising neurodivergent kids with love, laughter, and plenty of chaos. Connect with us on Instagram, TikTok and watch us on Youtube @NeuroDadversepodcast Theme music by Hands Up! https://www.instagram.com/handsuppunk/?hl=en Show produced by Squid Shack Studios https://www.instagram.com/squidshackstudios/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. 1 day ago

    Back to school - The First Week Isn't The Important One | NeuroDADverse Ep.64

    The first week back at school can feel like the biggest hurdle of the year. But what if we've been worrying about the wrong week all along? This week on The NeuroDADverse, Dan and Ben reflect on the transition from the summer holidays back into school life and why they've completely changed the way they think about September. Instead of chasing the "perfect" first week, they're learning to focus on helping their children feel safe, heard and emotionally regulated, trusting that routines and confidence will come with time. Along the way, they discuss: - Returning to school after the summer holidays - Supporting autistic and ADHD children through transitions - Why listening can be more powerful than solving - Managing sensory challenges in the classroom - Building confidence through independence - Dungeons & Dragons, new friendships and teenage anxiety - Siblings supporting one another - The importance of kindness in education One of the biggest lessons from this episode is that progress doesn't always happen in the first week. Sometimes it comes from staying patient, accepting that adjustment takes time, and being the calm presence your child needs. 💛 If this episode resonates with you, we'd love to know: What's been your biggest back-to-school win or challenge this year? Join the conversation in the comments or over on our social channels. 🎙️ NeuroDADverse Podcast Real conversations about raising neurodivergent children in a neurotypical world. Hosted by two UK dads, NeuroDADverse explores autism, ADHD, SEND parenting, mental load, masking, school systems, identity, and the everyday wins and struggles of neurodivergent family life. If you’re a parent of an autistic child, an ADHD dad, part of a SEND family, or simply looking for honest, relatable parenting conversations — you’re not alone here. 🔔 New episodes weekly 📢 Share, rate, or comment to help more families discover the show 📧 neurodadverse@gmail.com 🌐 All links & platforms: 👉 linktr.ee/NeuroDADverse 🎧 Listen on: Apple Podcasts • Spotify • Amazon Music • Audible 📺 Watch full episodes & short clips on YouTube 📲 Follow on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook & LinkedIn #NeurodivergentParenting #SENDLife #AutismParenting #ADHDDads #ParentingPodcast #NeuroDadverse #DifferentNotLess #NeurodiversityUK #NeuroDADverse #autismparenting #adhdparenting #backtoschool #autism #SENDparenting #schooltransition Timestamps: 00:00 Welcome to The NeuroDADverse 00:43 Why We Missed Last Week 01:49 Back-to-School Reflections 07:21 Three Words for the Week 10:23 Sensory Challenges Return 14:28 Dungeons & Dragons & Anxiety 18:30 The Reality of Staggered School Starts 23:07 Small Wins From Week One 25:45 Why Listening Matters More Than Solving 26:03 This Week's Parenting Wins 35:00 Siblings Supporting Each Other 37:12 Calm Acceptance Over Quick Fixes 41:25 Kindness in Education 44:03 Mabel's Creative Success 45:23 Looking Ahead 48:23 Final Thoughts 49:27 You're Definitely Not Alone Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    Back to school - The First Week Isn't The Important One | NeuroDADverse Ep.64

  2. 28 Aug

    My son made me dinner...kinda and it meant everything | NeuroDADverse Ep.63

    Sometimes the biggest parenting breakthrough isn't hearing a new word, it's finally understanding what your child has been trying to tell you all along. Sometimes progress isn't loud. Sometimes it looks like a picture card on the fridge, a homemade fajita, a family walk, or a child quietly showing you exactly what they need. This week on The NeuroDADverse, Dan and Ben reflect on a week filled with those seemingly small moments that actually mean everything. From visual schedules helping Frankie prepare for swimming, to unexpected communication breakthroughs and family adventures led entirely by him, it's an episode about recognising progress in all its different forms. Ben also shares how changing the way he communicates with Oscar has encouraged more independence, while both dads reflect on the importance of adapting to their children's needs rather than expecting them to adapt to ours. In this episode we discuss: - Using visual schedules and social stories - Supporting autistic communication - Independence and reducing conversational pressure - Frankie's growing confidence and decision-making - A family walk that turned into an unexpected adventure - Summer holidays before the return to school - Celebrating the little wins that most people never see If you're parenting an autistic or ADHD child, or navigating life within the SEND community, we hope this episode reminds you that communication comes in many forms and every small step forward deserves celebrating. 💛 We'd love to hear about one moment your child surprised you this week. Join the conversation in the comments or over on our social channels. 🎙️ NeuroDADverse Podcast Real conversations about raising neurodivergent children in a neurotypical world. Hosted by two UK dads, NeuroDADverse explores autism, ADHD, SEND parenting, mental load, masking, school systems, identity, and the everyday wins and struggles of neurodivergent family life. If you’re a parent of an autistic child, an ADHD dad, part of a SEND family, or simply looking for honest, relatable parenting conversations — you’re not alone here. 🔔 New episodes weekly 📢 Share, rate, or comment to help more families discover the show 📧 neurodadverse@gmail.com 🌐 All links & platforms: 👉 linktr.ee/NeuroDADverse 🎧 Listen on: Apple Podcasts • Spotify • Amazon Music • Audible 📺 Watch full episodes & short clips on YouTube 📲 Follow on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook & LinkedIn #NeurodivergentParenting #SENDLife #AutismParenting #ADHDDads #ParentingPodcast #NeuroDadverse #DifferentNotLess #NeurodiversityUK Timestamps: 00:00 Welcome to The NeuroDADverse 00:43 Three Words for the Week 02:14 A Surprisingly Calm Summer Week 03:50 Different Children, Different Needs 07:40 Visual Schedules for Swimming 10:30 Frankie's Biggest Communication Win 12:10 Oscar's Growing Independence 16:15 When Visual Supports Really Work 18:20 What Happens When Plans Change? 22:11 Frankie Makes Dad a Fajita! 26:05 Parenting Wins This Week 27:30 A Surprise Visitor During Recording! 32:30 Preparing for Back to School 35:10 Frankie Leads a Family Adventure 37:45 The Closest He's Come to Saying "Mum" 40:30 Looking Ahead to Next Week 42:13 School Readiness & New Activities 50:03 You're Definitely Not Alone Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    My son made me dinner...kinda and it meant everything | NeuroDADverse Ep.63

  3. 21 Aug

    When your child starts regulating themselves mid swim | NeuroDADverse Ep 62

    One of the hardest parts of parenting isn't knowing what to do. It's knowing when to step back. This week on The NeuroDADverse, Dan and Ben reflect on the hidden challenge of supporting neurodivergent children without feeling like you have to solve every problem for them. From disrupted sleep routines and summer holidays to live music, gaming, friendships and swimming lessons, this episode is full of honest conversations about recognising progress, even when it doesn't look how you expected.  We also chat about: Summer holiday sleep routinesThe pressure of returning to schoolWhy every neurodivergent child is differentSupporting independence without removing safetyFamily concerts and navigating new environmentsGaming as a way to connect with teenagersThe importance of trusted friends and sleepoversA huge swimming breakthrough built on self-regulation rather than intervention One of our biggest takeaways this week is that parenting isn't always about calming the storm for our children. Sometimes it's about becoming the safe place they return to while they learn to calm themselves. 💛 If this episode resonates with you, we'd love to hear about a moment when you realised your child was becoming more independent than you expected. Come and join the conversation in the comments or over on our social channels. 🎙️ NeuroDADverse Podcast Real conversations about raising neurodivergent children in a neurotypical world. Hosted by two UK dads, NeuroDADverse explores autism, ADHD, SEND parenting, mental load, masking, school systems, identity, and the everyday wins and struggles of neurodivergent family life. If you’re a parent of an autistic child, an ADHD dad, part of a SEND family, or simply looking for honest, relatable parenting conversations — you’re not alone here. 🔔 New episodes weekly 📢 Share, rate, or comment to help more families discover the show 📧 neurodadverse@gmail.com 🌐 All links & platforms: 👉 linktr.ee/NeuroDADverse 🎧 Listen on: Apple Podcasts • Spotify • Amazon Music • Audible 📺 Watch full episodes & short clips on YouTube 📲 Follow on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook & LinkedIn #NeurodivergentParenting #SENDLife #AutismParenting #ADHDDads #ParentingPodcast #NeuroDadverse #DifferentNotLess #NeurodiversityUK Chapters 00:00 Welcome to The NeuroDADverse 00:43 Three Words to Describe the Week 01:43 Summer Sleep Challenges Continue 05:12 Why Summer Holidays Feel Different 09:37 Teen Sleep Patterns & Letting Go 12:25 Taking Mabel to a Live Concert 15:59 Parenting Without Constant Pressure 18:16 Why Summer Freedom Matters 20:33 Preparing for the Return to School 27:56 This Week's Biggest Wins 29:49 Gaming Together & Building Connection 32:00 Jimmy Eat World & Family Memories 36:18 Frankie's Friendship Win 41:44 Swimming, Self-Regulation & Trust 49:21 Looking Ahead to Next Week 53:27 Final Thoughts & Community Message Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    When your child starts regulating themselves mid swim | NeuroDADverse Ep 62

  4. 14 Aug

    We Never Thought Family Holidays Could Feel Like This | Autism & ADHD Parenting | NeuroDADverse Ep.61

    There was a time when we weren't sure we'd ever manage a family holiday like this. Now we're looking back, not because everything was perfect, but because we've realised just how far our families have come. This week on The NeuroDADverse, Ben reflects on returning from Turkey after two incredible weeks away, while Dan shares the ongoing reality of summer holidays, changing routines and helping Frankie navigate another week without school. From airport anxiety and negotiating with teenagers to swimming from boats, family adventures, sensory regulation and celebrating those unexpected moments of independence, this episode is a reminder that progress often happens so gradually you don't notice it until you stop and look back. We also discuss: Travelling abroad with neurodivergent childrenSummer holidays and losing routineSupporting autistic and ADHD teenagers through transitionsWhy every family win is built on hundreds of tiny stepsBuilding resilience through new experiencesLooking ahead to another busy family week If you're raising an autistic child, navigating ADHD, or parenting within the SEND community, we hope this episode reminds you that your difficult days don't define your journey. Sometimes the biggest victories are the ones you only notice in hindsight. 💛 If this episode resonates with you, we'd love to hear about a moment when you realised just how far your own family had come. Join the conversation in the comments or over on our social channels. 🎙️ NeuroDADverse Podcast Real conversations about raising neurodivergent children in a neurotypical world. Hosted by two UK dads, NeuroDADverse explores autism, ADHD, SEND parenting, mental load, masking, school systems, identity, and the everyday wins and struggles of neurodivergent family life. If you’re a parent of an autistic child, an ADHD dad, part of a SEND family, or simply looking for honest, relatable parenting conversations — you’re not alone here. 🔔 New episodes weekly 📢 Share, rate, or comment to help more families discover the show 📧 neurodadverse@gmail.com 🌐 All links & platforms: 👉 linktr.ee/NeuroDADverse 🎧 Listen on: Apple Podcasts • Spotify • Amazon Music • Audible 📺 Watch full episodes & short clips on YouTube 📲 Follow on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook & LinkedIn #NeurodivergentParenting #SENDLife #AutismParenting #ADHDDads #ParentingPodcast #NeuroDadverse #DifferentNotLess #NeurodiversityUK Timestamps 00:00 Welcome to The NeuroDADverse 00:43 A huge thank you for our One-Year Q&A 02:00 Summer holidays: Sleep & routine challenges 07:02 Building resilience through difficult days 10:24 Ben reflects on travelling to Turkey 12:30 Negotiating with neurodivergent teenagers 17:47 Holiday wins that changed everything 18:37 Swimming, boats & growing confidence 22:13 Father-daughter adventure in nature 26:39 Looking back on an incredible holiday 29:09 Frankie's latest wins 34:02 Sunrise, nature & finding calm 38:58 Looking ahead to next week 40:00 Anime, anniversaries & family plans 43:03 Thank you for an amazing first year 44:02 You're definitely not alone Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    We Never Thought Family Holidays Could Feel Like This | Autism & ADHD Parenting | NeuroDADverse Ep.61

  5. 7 Aug

    Autism Family Life in Summer Holidays: Every Day Was a Win... and a Challenge |NeuroDADverse Ep.60

    When you're raising a neurodivergent child, even the happiest family days are built on countless unseen adaptations and every little win feels enormous. Some families come home from holiday feeling rested. Others come home proud they made it through. This week, Dan is joined by Amy while Ben is still away, and together they reflect on an entire week of summer holiday adventures with Frankie. Instead of focusing on one big win or challenge, they take you through each day, sharing the highs, the setbacks, the unexpected moments and the tiny victories that made the week so memorable. From holiday club successes and SEND playdates to a beach trip, swimming lessons, Godstone Farm and preparing Frankie for his first independent outing without Mum or Dad, it's an honest look at what family holidays really look like when autism, ADHD and sensory needs are part of everyday life. Along the way they discuss: Why small wins deserve celebratingSensory overload in busy environmentsSleep challenges during the summer holidaysSupporting regulation through unfamiliar situationsSwimming breakthroughs and growing confidenceThe emotional planning that happens behind every family day out If you're raising an autistic child, navigating ADHD, or parenting within the SEND community, we hope this episode reminds you that progress isn't measured by perfect days; it's measured by the courage to keep showing up. 💛 We'd love to hear about your own summer holiday wins and challenges. Come and join the conversation in the comments or over on our social channels. 🎙️ NeuroDADverse Podcast Real conversations about raising neurodivergent children in a neurotypical world. Hosted by two UK dads, NeuroDADverse explores autism, ADHD, SEND parenting, mental load, masking, school systems, identity, and the everyday wins and struggles of neurodivergent family life. If you’re a parent of an autistic child, an ADHD dad, part of a SEND family, or simply looking for honest, relatable parenting conversations — you’re not alone here. 🔔 New episodes weekly 📢 Share, rate, or comment to help more families discover the show 📧 neurodadverse@gmail.com 🌐 All links & platforms: 👉 linktr.ee/NeuroDADverse 🎧 Listen on: Apple Podcasts • Spotify • Amazon Music • Audible 📺 Watch full episodes & short clips on YouTube 📲 Follow on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook & LinkedIn #NeurodivergentParenting #SENDLife #AutismParenting #ADHDDads #ParentingPodcast #NeuroDadverse #DifferentNotLess #NeurodiversityUK Timestamps: 00:00 Welcome to The NeuroDADverse 00:43 Amy joins the podcast again 02:05 Holiday Club: A huge drop-off win 04:28 When another child bites Frankie 08:02 SEND playdate successes 09:13 Family visit & learning to regulate 12:10 Beach day: A huge family win 15:11 When plans don't go as expected 19:50 Holiday Club & summer sleep struggles 20:42 Swimming lesson breakthrough 25:35 Dad gets a day off! 29:35 Godstone Farm adventure 33:13 The great ice cream negotiation! 36:00 Horses, animals & sensory wins 39:34 Looking ahead: Frankie's first solo outing 41:04 Final reflections on the holiday week 41:27 You're definitely not alone Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  6. 5 Aug ·  Bonus

    One Year Later... Here's What Raising Neurodivergent Kids Has Taught Us | NeuroDADverse Q&A Special

    Sometimes the biggest parenting victories aren't the perfect days, they're the moments your child finally feels safe enough to thrive. One year ago, we hit record hoping a handful of parents might feel a little less alone. Today, after nearly 60 episodes, we're sitting down together in person to answer your questions, reflect on everything we've learned, and celebrate the incredible NeuroDADverse community that's grown around this podcast. We would like to thank Creator Spots UK, a location hire marketplace for photographers, filmmakers & small production teams for providing our wonderful venue for this episode, The Albion Rooms in Margate. This Show would not be possible without their support. So thank you. Also, we would like to thank both James and Will for being our crew for this conversation; we could not be here without you. Thank you all. Follow Creator Spots UK in our links below From autism diagnoses and ADHD assessments to making friends, navigating school, parenting regrets, funny family moments, and how creating this podcast has changed both of us as dads, this episode is an honest conversation about what the last year has really been like. It's a little funnier, a little more personal, and probably our most reflective episode yet. Whether you've been with us since Episode 1 or you've only just found the podcast, thank you for being part of this community. If you're raising an autistic child, parenting a child with ADHD, navigating SEND life, or simply trying your best every day, we hope this conversation reminds you that progress isn't about perfection—it's about showing up. Thank you for spending this first year with us. Here's to whatever comes next. As always... You're doing great. You are enough. And you're definitely not alone. 💛 If one answer in this episode resonates with you, we'd love to hear from you in the comments or over on our social channels. Your stories are what keep this community growing. 🎙️ NeuroDADverse Podcast Real conversations about raising neurodivergent children in a neurotypical world. Hosted by two UK dads, NeuroDADverse explores autism, ADHD, SEND parenting, mental load, masking, school systems, identity, and the everyday wins and struggles of neurodivergent family life. If you’re a parent of an autistic child, an ADHD dad, part of a SEND family, or simply looking for honest, relatable parenting conversations — you’re not alone here. 🔔 New episodes weekly 📢 Share, rate, or comment to help more families discover the show 📧 neurodadverse@gmail.com 🌐 All links & platforms: 👉 linktr.ee/NeuroDADverse 🎧 Listen on: Apple Podcasts • Spotify • Amazon Music • Audible 📺 Watch full episodes & short clips on YouTube 📲 Follow on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook & LinkedIn Follow Creator Spots UK: https://creatorspots.co.uk/find-a-spot/?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQPOTM2NjE5NzQzMzkyNDU5AAGn7aC37drJOahAej4hHEedPFskP5DYUW2MrtE6s8b9dhn8ZMPV97ZSVSP2PSI_aem_3FE64qTuRAqqnmCWkBr4lw #NeurodivergentParenting #SENDLife #AutismParenting #ADHDDads #ParentingPodcast #NeuroDadverse #DifferentNotLess #NeurodiversityUK Timestmaps: 00:00 Welcome to our One-Year Special! 01:24 Did we think we'd still be here? 05:03 Has the podcast changed our friendship? 10:57 Has podcasting changed our parenting? 14:08 Have listeners recognised us? 15:56 What has surprised us most? 23:35 Your parenting questions begin 24:30 How do you get an autism diagnosis? 34:32 Play dates & neurodivergent children 40:26 Biggest misconceptions about our families 48:03 Quick-fire Q&A 55:39 One year of NeuroDADverse 56:00 You're not alone Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  7. 31 Jul

    The First Week of Summer Holidays Was Harder Than We Expected

    Sometimes the biggest parenting victories aren't the perfect days—they're the moments your child finally feels safe enough to thrive. Some days you're running on empty... then your child does something that reminds you why you never give up. Summer holidays have arrived, routines have disappeared, sleep has become even more unpredictable, and like many SEND families, we're trying to find our feet all over again. This week Dan is joined by Amy while Ben records from holiday, as we share the honest reality of the first week of the summer break. We talk about Frankie's ongoing sleep struggles, sensory overload, and why evenings can become the hardest part of the day for autistic children with ADHD. We also celebrate some huge family wins, from private swimming lessons finally clicking, to growing independence at home, and the little moments that remind us progress isn't always loud. Meanwhile, Ben shares the challenges and victories of taking his family abroad, navigating anxiety, new experiences and proving just how far they've all come over the last few years. If you're raising an autistic child, parenting a child with ADHD, or navigating life as a SEND family, we hope this episode reminds you that progress often looks different—and that's okay. You're not failing. You're adapting. And you're definitely not alone. If this episode feels familiar, we'd love to hear about your own wins and challenges from the summer holidays. Join the conversation in the comments or over on our social channels. 🎙️ NeuroDADverse Podcast Real conversations about raising neurodivergent children in a neurotypical world. Hosted by two UK dads, NeuroDADverse explores autism, ADHD, SEND parenting, mental load, masking, school systems, identity, and the everyday wins and struggles of neurodivergent family life. If you’re a parent of an autistic child, an ADHD dad, part of a SEND family, or simply looking for honest, relatable parenting conversations — you’re not alone here. 🔔 New episodes weekly 📢 Share, rate, or comment to help more families discover the show 📧 neurodadverse@gmail.com 🌐 All links & platforms: 👉 linktr.ee/NeuroDADverse 🎧 Listen on: Apple Podcasts • Spotify • Amazon Music • Audible 📺 Watch full episodes & short clips on YouTube 📲 Follow on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook & LinkedIn #NeurodivergentParenting #SENDLife #AutismParenting #ADHDDads #ParentingPodcast #NeuroDadverse #DifferentNotLess #NeurodiversityUK Chapters: 00:00 Welcome to The NeuroDADverse 01:28 Summer holidays begin 02:08 When sleep becomes the biggest challenge 08:48 Heat, sensory overload & bedtime struggles 14:32 Ben joins from Turkey 18:18 Frankie's biggest win: swimming lessons 25:15 Small steps towards independence 28:08 Holiday wins & family breakthroughs 32:09 Looking ahead to Week Two 36:53 Your summer wins & challenges 38:03 Final thoughts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    The First Week of Summer Holidays Was Harder Than We Expected

  8. Episode 58

    A Quick Update... Our One Year Q&A Is Almost Here!

    After a year of never missing a Friday release, we'd rather be honest about a delay than rush something our community deserves to enjoy. Sometimes the best decision is to wait just a little longer. This isn't our usual NeuroDADverse episode. Instead, Dan shares a quick update explaining why our special one-year anniversary Q&A isn't quite ready yet and why we think it'll be worth the wait. First of all, thank you. Thank you to everyone who sent in questions, supported the podcast over the last year and helped build such an incredible community around NeuroDADverse. Recording our first ever in-person Q&A has been a huge milestone for us, but with summer holidays beginning and the realities of producing an independent podcast around family life, we've simply run out of time to finish the edit to the standard we'd like. Rather than rush it, we'd rather take a few extra days and give you the episode it deserves. Over the next few weeks you'll also hear Dan joined by guest hosts while Ben enjoys a well-earned family holiday, as they continue sharing the wins and challenges of raising neurodivergent children through the summer holidays. Thank you for your patience, your kindness and for being part of this community. 💛 You're doing great. You are enough. You are definitely not alone. 🎙️ NeuroDADverse Podcast Real conversations about raising neurodivergent children in a neurotypical world. Hosted by two UK dads, NeuroDADverse explores autism, ADHD, SEND parenting, mental load, masking, school systems, identity, and the everyday wins and struggles of neurodivergent family life. If you’re a parent of an autistic child, an ADHD dad, part of a SEND family, or simply looking for honest, relatable parenting conversations — you’re not alone here. 🔔 New episodes weekly 📢 Share, rate, or comment to help more families discover the show 📧 neurodadverse@gmail.com 🌐 All links & platforms: 👉 linktr.ee/NeuroDADverse 🎧 Listen on: Apple Podcasts • Spotify • Amazon Music • Audible 📺 Watch full episodes & short clips on YouTube 📲 Follow on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook & LinkedIn #NeurodivergentParenting #SENDLife #AutismParenting #ADHDDads #ParentingPodcast #NeuroDadverse #DifferentNotLess #NeurodiversityUK Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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The NeuroDADverse is more than just a podcast, it’s a weekly therapy session between two long-time friends reconnecting through the shared highs and lows of neurodivergent parenthood. Danny is raising a six-year-old, while Ben is navigating life with two teenagers. Between them, their lived experiences span early years and adolescence, offering valuable perspective for any parent on the neurodivergent journey. Their conversations blend lived wisdom, raw honesty, and light-hearted reflection, often with Danny just entering stages that Ben has already faced. This dynamic brings warmth, curiosity, and relatable storytelling that resonates across all ages and stages of parenting. At its heart, The NeuroDADverse exists because parenting neurodivergent children can feel incredibly isolating. Many of society’s norms simply don’t apply and it’s rare to find someone who truly hears you. This podcast was born from the need to find and grow that tribe. A space where parents can feel seen, heard, and appreciated. Whether you’re in the thick of meltdowns, laughing uncontrollably with them or even just wondering about diagnoses you’re not alone. Here, we speak with love, lead though our understanding and share with honesty. This is a space for ideas, laughter, and connection. Please remember: You are doing better than you think. You are enough. You are not alone. Welcome to the NeuroDADverse.“ Real talk from two dads raising neurodivergent kids with love, laughter, and plenty of chaos. Connect with us on Instagram, TikTok and watch us on Youtube @NeuroDadversepodcast Theme music by Hands Up! https://www.instagram.com/handsuppunk/?hl=en Show produced by Squid Shack Studios https://www.instagram.com/squidshackstudios/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  • Creator
    Danny Eycott - Ben Wisdom-Quieros
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    66
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Danny Eycott - Ben Wisdom-Quieros
  • Show Website
    NeuroDADverse

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