
The place for the really important conversations about neurodiversity
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“I would love if the phrase nature vs nurture disappeared from the planet. I think it’s really held back a lot of progress. It’s nature and nurture. If we think of science as nature and nurture we are going to make progress a lot faster tha...
When Helen Minnis was tiny, she was affectionately referred to as ‘a nightmare baby’. As an adult, she has a diagnosis of ADHD. She counts herself lucky, because her parents had each other, they had enough money, they had community support...
Big announcements this week in the UK autism world. The National Autistic Society have declared that they are stating definitively that autism is genetic and that we can all stop looking for answers elsewhere. The question, they say, is res...
What does lived experience really mean? Should lived experience be given the same status as scientific studies? Could it sometimes be used as a shield, preventing ideas from being challenged? Have clinicians historically ignored lived exper...
Susie brings a number of unique and valuable perspectives to the topic of neurodiversity and joins Naomi and I this week to to help us kickstart season 3. As well as working clinically as a psychologist and having her own diagnosis of dysle...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Naomi Fisher is a clinical psychologist and author. This newsletter is not clinical advice nor a replacement for therapy.
Danielle (Dani) Drinkwater is a Clinical Psychologist, tutor, and author of the Mind the Couch blog - offering critical reflections on clinical psychology, child development, and wellbeing- beyond the therapy room. All views expressed are my own.
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