The Unfinished Idea

By: That Sounds Fun Network
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  • Welcome to The Unfinished Idea -- creating a space to help bridge the gap of understanding between neurodiversity and the world. What it is like raising a child with ADHD and autism? I'm Greer, mom to two boys & two dogs and raising a child with Special Educational Needs. Our day-to-day experience isn't being talked about in everyday life and I see a gap in those leading people who are neurodiverse. Whether you are a parent, a friend, a teacher, or a neighbor, it needs to be a joint effort. I created this podcast to build a “over a cup of coffee” kind of conversation -- helping to bring awareness about neurodiversity and families who are raising children with additional needs. This podcast will share practical help, tips, and better understanding to neurodiversity while bringing light to the difficulties, joys, and differences. Each week, I will spend 30 minutes talking and interviewing others in the neurodiversity space and giving you the opportunity to learn and grow and feel seen and heard by how we interact with each other and the world.
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Episodes
  • Meet the Community: ADHD and all that comes with it

    Meet the Community: ADHD and all that comes with it
    Nov 14 2024
    In today’s episode, I sit down with Jean, a mom to two boys, one of whom have ADHD—along with herself! We dive deep into what life is really like with ADHD, from the constant fidgeting to the superhuman ability to hyper-focus. Jean shares her personal journey, and we get into some candid, funny, and insightful conversations about the ups and downs of living with ADHD. One of the most eye-opening parts of our chat is when Jean opens up about what it’s like being a woman with ADHD. She shares how it’s shaped her in unique and creative ways, and how she’s learned to embrace it rather than fight it. This episode is filled with laughter, raw moments, and a whole lot of real talk. I can't wait for you to hear it—trust me, you’ll be nodding along the whole time! The Point to Ponder are Neurocards created by Amy Peters at Newglade Counselling. You can purchase your own set here. Sign up to our newsletter where we continue the conversation along with sharing helpful resources and techniques tried out by parents and professionals in the neurodiverse world. Follow the show on all the socials @theunfinishedidea - look for the brain! Instagram Facebook LinkedIn TikTok Website Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    31 mins
  • Meet the Community: Creating Safe Spaces

    Meet the Community: Creating Safe Spaces
    Nov 7 2024
    In this enlightening episode, I have the pleasure of sitting down with Scott, @autisticallyscott, co-author of Creating Safe Spaces for Autistic People. Together, we delve into the essential topic of fostering environments where everyone, especially those with additional needs, can feel secure and understood. Scott shares his wealth of knowledge, offering practical and easy steps to create safe spaces at home, in schools, workplaces, and during various social activities. We cover a range of strategies designed to support individuals facing challenges like sensory sensitivities and rejection sensitivity, emphasizing how small changes can make a significant difference in their everyday experiences. Throughout our conversation, Scott’s passion for advocacy shines through as he highlights real-world examples of what has worked in various settings. His insights are not only valuable for parents and educators but also for anyone looking to cultivate a more inclusive community. Join us for this inspiring discussion that aims to empower listeners with the tools they need to create welcoming environments for all. If you find the episode helpful, I encourage you to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with friends or family who might benefit from these important strategies. Together, let’s spread the word and work towards creating more safe spaces in our communities! The Point to Ponder are Neurocards created by Amy Peters at Newglade Counselling. You can purchase your own set here. Sign up to our newsletter where we continue the conversation along with sharing helpful resources and techniques tried out by parents and professionals in the neurodiverse world. Follow the show on all the socials @theunfinishedidea - look for the brain! Instagram Facebook LinkedIn TikTok Website Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    37 mins
  • Meet the Community: NeuroTherapy

    Meet the Community: NeuroTherapy
    Oct 31 2024
    I talk with Amy Peters, who is a professional neurodivergent counselor at Newglade Counselling. We talk about the Neurocards she created and we use on the podcast. As well as why it might be helpful for a neurodivergent person or family to have counseling and some of the traumas they might experience. I ask the question how friends can help and support when there is trauma. This conversation really dives deep about ways to heal from trauma and how we can all support each other at different levels. The Point to Ponder are Neurocards created by Amy Peters at Newglade Counselling. You can get your own set here. Sign up to our newsletter where we continue the conversation along with sharing helpful resources and techniques tried out by parents and professionals in the neurodiverse world. Follow the show on all the socials @theunfinishedidea - look for the brain! Instagram Facebook LinkedIn TikTok Website Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    29 mins

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