Neuro Queering: Beyond the Intersection of Neurodiversity and Queerness

By: Pasha Marlowe MFT
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  • The word NEUROQUEER goes beyond the intersection of neurodiversity and queerness. Neuroqueering is the practice of queering (subverting, defying, disrupting, liberating oneself from) neuronormativity and heteronormativity simultaneously. Through the lens of the neurodiversity paradigm and the social model and in conversations with neurodiversity-affirming professionals, we are going to challenge, rethink, and reframe systems and institutions. What I love about neuroqueering is that it is also about being in our pleasure, tapping into our curiosity and creativity. This podcast is hosted by Pasha Marlowe (she/her), MFT, Neuroqueer/AuDHD Coach, queer autistic and adhd woman, mama bear to 3, and someone who gets instantly bored if she's not a little scared.
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  • Ep #100: "The Future of Work is Neuroinclusion and Accessibility" with Jamie Shields

    Ep #100: "The Future of Work is Neuroinclusion and Accessibility" with Jamie Shields
    Feb 13 2024

    I am celebrating my 100th podcast episode (Neuroqueering and Let Pleasure Be the Measure combined) with one of my new favorite people and the inspiration for my future work as I lean into creating cultures of neuroinclusion and accessibility. All the way from northern Ireland, welcome Jamie Shields!

    Jamie Shields is a registered blind AuDHD speaker, trainer, and consultant, who works with individuals and brands, helping them make inclusive accessible change. He is also the creator of Disabled by Society.

    Jamie and I talk about DEIB, including the concept of neurobelonging, an internal sense of belonging and self-acceptance.

    I ask "How do we get leaders of organizations to care about disability and accessibility before it is their own lived experience?" This leads to an important conversation about power, privilege, anger, ableism, discrimination, neurodiversity, and the importance of inclusive language.

    Follow Jamie on Linkedin @JamieShields
    www.disabledbysociety.com

    Stay tuned for an exciting and even more expansive podcast coming soon!



    Support the show

    HIRE PASHA to SPEAK at your next training event or conference.
    Or hire her as your personal coach (1:1 and couples)
    https://pashamarlowe.com/

    To reach Pasha (and please do, as she loves to connect with listeners!):
    email pasha@pashamarlowe.com
    https://pashamarlowe.com/
    https://www.linkedin.com/in/pashamarlowe/
    https://www.instagram.com/neuroqueercoach/
    https://www.tiktok.com/@neuroqueercoach
    https://linktr.ee/pashamarlowe

    An easy way to support Pasha and her mission: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/pashamarlowe
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    52 mins
  • #33: "IFS (Internal Family Systems) therapy effectiveness for neurodivergent minds"

    #33: "IFS (Internal Family Systems) therapy effectiveness for neurodivergent minds"
    Jan 30 2024

    In today's "Neuroqueering" podcast, Ellie Carn (she/they), psychotherapist, and host Pasha Marlowe (she/they), marriage and family therapist and coach, explain what IFS (Internal Family Systems/"parts" work) is and why it is so effective for neurodivergent minds, especially those with ADHD and autism. Ellie begins with an overview and history of IFS then describes what the therapeutic process of parts work looks like.

    Ellie shares how traditional therapy models are often pathologizing and ableist, whereas, IFS is beneficial for neurodivergent people as it is empowering, playful, guided by the client, and creates space to "meet clients where they are at". Ellie even ponders if "parts work" is, in essence, unmasking. Pasha and Ellie conclude by encouraging listeners to try many different therapists and therapy modalities.



    IG @ifs_with_ellie
    https://www.eleanorcarn.co.uk/
    "No Bad Parts" book https://a.co/d/4AcMwBp

    Support the show

    HIRE PASHA to SPEAK at your next training event or conference.
    Or hire her as your personal coach (1:1 and couples)
    https://pashamarlowe.com/

    To reach Pasha (and please do, as she loves to connect with listeners!):
    email pasha@pashamarlowe.com
    https://pashamarlowe.com/
    https://www.linkedin.com/in/pashamarlowe/
    https://www.instagram.com/neuroqueercoach/
    https://www.tiktok.com/@neuroqueercoach
    https://linktr.ee/pashamarlowe

    An easy way to support Pasha and her mission: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/pashamarlowe
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    33 mins

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When someone else speaks your truth

I resonnated with her story even though some of our experiences differ, many of our feelings are the same. She opens my mind to new ways of viewing our world and also my own experiences. This podcast reminds me to open my soul and embrace myself.

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