Neurodiversity Support Podcast Anika Adams

Welcome to Neurodiversity Support Podcast! In this episode, your host Anika takes you on a deep dive into the world of neurodiversity, focusing on a profile within the autism spectrum known as Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA).

🤔 Ever wondered what PDA is and how it presents in both children and adults? Join us for a monologue that unpacks the intricacies of PDA, exploring its unique challenges and shedding light on practical strategies to navigate demand avoidance.

For parents, educators, and anyone interested in fostering inclusivity, this episode offers valuable insights into understanding and supporting individuals with PDA. Discover the importance of flexible planning, clear communication, and collaborative problem-solving in creating environments that empower and uplift.

🌈 Embrace neurodiversity with us as we strive to build a world where everyone's unique strengths and challenges are acknowledged and celebrated. Hit play and join the conversation on Neurodiversity Support Podcast!

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Join us as we explore the intricacies of facilitating neurodivergent children within South Africa's educational system. In Episode 11 of the Neurodiversity Support Podcast, our host Anika dives into an insightful interview with a renowned neurodiversity specialist, Tracey-Lee.  

Discover how facilitation manifests in everyday scenarios across different developmental phases. Gain valuable insights into the crucial areas of study for facilitators and their justifiable compensation. Moreover, Tracey-Lee offers essential tips for parents, empowering them to better understand and support their child's facilitators. Tune in for a comprehensive discussion that sheds light on the journey of neurodiversity support in the educational landscape of South Africa. 
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Welcome back to another insightful episode of Neurodiversity Support Podcast! In Episode 10, we're diving deep into the completely UNEXPECTED things that happen after being diagnosed with neurodiversity .🧠💥

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How to parent an ADHD teenager? We find out from a teenager's perspective!

Welcome to Episode 9 of the Neurodiversity Support Podcast! In this insightful installment, we sit down with an exceptional teenager in matric (senior year) who bravely shares her experiences as a neurodivergent student embracing her ADHD and dyslexia. Through her candid and eye-opening account, we gain a deeper understanding of the unique challenges and triumphs faced by neurodivergent teenagers in their academic journey.

📚 As she discusses the added anxieties caused by well-meaning adults, we uncover essential lessons about the importance of tailored support and discipline. Join us as we explore her teenage perspective on how parents, educators, and mentors can better guide and nurture neurodivergent young minds.


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 In this podcast, we unpack the differences between neurodiverse and neurotypical anxiety, and share practical tips for managing anxiety uniquely, within a neurodivergent,


Subscribe, hit the like button, and join us in promoting a more inclusive and supportive world. Share this video on Youtube with those who need this vital information. Together, we can make a difference!
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In this episode, we speak with Carol, a remarkable woman who shares her personal journey of living with ADHD and raising two sons who also have ADHD.

Carol's story highlights the challenges of misdiagnosis and the importance of self-advocacy in the healthcare system. She offers valuable insights into understanding the unique needs of her sons, from dietary considerations to respecting their hyperfixations.


Discover Carol's journey from misdiagnosis to understanding and the power of acceptance in the lives of neurodivergent individuals and their families. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking insights into ADHD and neurodiversity.

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