This time, Nic and Kate talk about how identifying as neurodivergent can profoundly affect one's relationships.

Nic and Kate share their personal experiences and the broader implications of such identifications, discussing the potential for both disruption and enhancement of relationships.

The episode provides a thoughtful look at how neurodivergent individuals can navigate the complexities of relationships.

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It’s time for episode 17 of Neurotypicals Don’t Juggle Chainsaws with Nic King and Kate Fox! In this episode, Nic and Kate discuss the metaphorical kryptonite that can undermine a sense of safety for neurodivergent individuals.

They talk about personal experiences, exploring how the feeling of safety, or lack thereof, deeply affects neurodivergent people and the unique challenges they face in being understood and supported.

The conversation highlights the importance of aligning with others who understand and respect one's needs, and the difficulties that arise when this alignment is missing.

They also touch on the broader implications of safeguarding within the community, emphasising the difference between genuine support and mere surveillance.

This episode offers insightful perspectives on the delicate balance of vulnerability and self-protection in personal and professional settings.

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It’s time for episode 16 of Neurotypicals Don’t Juggle Chainsaws with Nic King and Kate Fox!

In this episode, Nic and Kate explore the complexities of perception and the emotional labour involved in 'masking'—concealing one's true self to fit societal norms.

They talk about the revealing process of unmasking and share personal anecdotes about the intersection of identities.

The episode features poignant discussions on the impacts of how others perceive us, opening up broader reflections on authenticity and vulnerability in everyday life.

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Nic King and Kate Fox discuss what it's like for people who think differently to be in large crowds. They talk about how different settings, like a small café or a big event, can feel overwhelming and share their own stories about dealing with crowds.

The episode aims to help listeners understand why crowded places can be tough for some and what can be done to make these spaces more comfortable for everyone. Don’t forget to leave us a review and get in touch via www.neurotypicalsdontjugglechainsaws.co.uk

In episode 14 of Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws, hosts Nic King and Kate Fox explore the quirky origins of chainsaw juggling and the broader theme of stepping out of your comfort zone.

The conversation evolves into discussing how engaging in unique and unusual activities can bring joy and stretch personal boundaries.

They also touch on the importance of creating safe and accepting spaces for neurodivergent individuals, like circus schools or forest schools, and how these environments support personal growth.

The episode emphasises the value of pursuing passions that might seem unconventional to others but are deeply fulfilling to the individual.

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In episode 13 of Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws, hosts Nic King and Kate Fox explore the challenges of asking for special accommodations when you're neurodivergent.

They discuss how hard it can be to ask for help, whether due to personal fears or difficulties in actually getting the changes you need.

Kate shares her own story about needing a quick adjustment for comfort during a tough day, calling it a "stealth accommodation."

The hosts also talk about the wider issues and misunderstandings that can happen when neurodivergent people try to navigate systems that aren’t always supportive or understanding.

This episode provides a candid look at the real-world struggles and the subtle ways people manage their needs.

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In this episode of Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws, hosts Nic King and Kate Fox discuss the challenges of being diagnosed with neurodivergence later in life.

They focus on the common belief that one must be visibly struggling or be struggling in the ‘correct way’ to qualify for a diagnosis or support.

Sharing personal stories and broader societal views, they critique the idea that intense suffering is necessary before one can get help.

The episode emphasises that current medical standards often miss people who don't fit the usual expectations of what struggling looks like, advocating for a broader, more inclusive approach to understanding neurodivergence.

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Episode 11 of Neurotypicals Don’t Juggle Chainsaws jumps into the contrasting worlds of planners and improvisers within the neurodivergent community.

Nic King, a self-professed planner, discusses her need for structure and the comfort it brings, while Kate Fox reflects on the year 2020 and how it solidified her position as a 'not planner,' coping with the chaos of cancelled plans.

The episode, titled Planner vs Not Planner, talks about how different neurodivergent individuals approach planning, the stress of uncertainty, and whether there's a perfect balance between planning and spontaneity.

Is there a hidden synergy when planners and improvisers collaborate?

Join Nic and Kate as they unpack these questions, share their personal insights, and invite listeners to consider where they fall on the planning scale.

Tune in to explore the dynamics of planning when neurodivergent and how it impacts daily life and well-being.

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