The NeuroDiverse Teacher

By: Kristen C. Eccleston Ed. D.
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  • Summary

  • When we're young, being different is scary, and for some reason, we go to great lengths to look, act, and think like everyone else. As a neurodivergent youth, the fear of being different can be even more terrifying. We are often afraid that others will see our creativity, free spirit, and general knowledge as something to be rejected and chastised for, but not anymore! Join Dr. Kristen Eccleston (published researcher, professor, and school mental health advocate) as she explores the amazing side of being neurodivergent. Each episode showcases inspiring interviews from successful neurodivergent individuals that pushed past the fear of being different and offers listeners messages of hope and encouragement. It's time to embrace your neurodiversity and break free from being one of the crowd.
    © 2024 The NeuroDiverse Teacher
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Episodes
  • A student perspective: A conversation with The NeuroDiverse Teacher's Kids

    A student perspective: A conversation with The NeuroDiverse Teacher's Kids
    Apr 7 2023

    Hear what school is like from The NeuroDiverse Teacher's Kids. Brynn & Collin talk about being a student with ADHD, what they like and do not like about school, what they wish was different, and what advice they would give to other students.

    DISCLAIMER: Although podcast episodes are not explicit in nature, some episodes may contain occasional foul language and/or intense subject material. Listeners, please be advised.
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    29 mins
  • The power of you: A conversation with Soslan Newell Temanson

    The power of you: A conversation with Soslan Newell Temanson
    Mar 31 2023

    WARNING: I want to let my listening audience know that today we will be talking about the difficult topic of suicide. If you are someone you know is contemplating suicide, please pick up the phone and call 988. 

    Soslan Newell was born in Russia and surrendered to an orphanage at birth. Soslan was adopted by a family from Oregon, and two hours after leaving with his new parents, the orphanage was bombed by Georgia. After moving to America, Soslan experienced many challenges as he joined the Air force and later started a Hospice Ministry called Meet You At The Finish Line. Soslan speaks about his being impacted by a Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) and his story of perseverance and recovery. Soslan credits his incredible life story and desire to fight for freedom to the influence and protection of God. 



    DISCLAIMER: Although podcast episodes are not explicit in nature, some episodes may contain occasional foul language and/or intense subject material. Listeners, please be advised.
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    45 mins
  • Grief & Loss: A conversation with Collin Hughes

    Grief & Loss: A conversation with Collin Hughes
    Mar 24 2023

    WARNING: Please be advised that today we will be talking about the difficult topic of loss due to suicide, and today's podcast should be avoided if this is an upsetting topic.

    If you or someone you know is contemplating suicide, please pick up the phone and call 988. You are so loved and so valued, and there are people who want to help you weather whatever storm you are currently going through.

    Collin is a former bull rider and retired airline pilot. You can find Collin on the microphone, where he uses his vocal talents in different commercial and animation series.

    WEBSITE: https://stopsuicide.life/

    DISCLAIMER: Although podcast episodes are not explicit in nature, some episodes may contain occasional foul language and/or intense subject material. Listeners, please be advised.
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    45 mins

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