Raising Neurodivergence
Annie Ridout, Emily Quinton, Jess from The WomenHood, Julie M Green, Cara Conquest, Katie Tucker, Emma Svanberg, Andrea Anderson, SendMother, Kerry Eames, Emily Way-EvansPersonal stories from parents of neurodivergent children, Q&As with neurodivergent thinkers and interviews with innovators in education.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 26 | Subscribers | Read | raisingneurodivergence.substack.com |
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Pierre Novellie: comedian and bestselling author
Comedian Pierre Novelli’s bestselling memoir ‘Why can’t I just enjoy things’ is a brilliant, frank and - of course - funny exploration of discovering his autism through a heckler and quickly beginning to understand why life had always felt ...
There’s been a lot of 'change'
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I want a society that doesn’t just pay lip service to the idea of neurodiversity
Carson has identified as non-binary from age 13, so the pronouns shift from he/him to they/them in the essay.
I don't want to give up. Can you help?
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been having a big think about how much I can share of my own neurodivergence journey (which is largely based on my children’s neurodivergence) and also, how much work I can do for free in this space.
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I'm a non-fiction author, journalist for nationals and women's magazines, a sometimes-viral poet, Sunday Times-bestselling ghostwriter and creative entrepreneur.
I am a multi-passionate creative, living my best, beautiful, intentional life in Somerset, UK with my four neurodivergent children and two dogs.
An unspoken woman in training.
Late dx autistic woman. Soon-to-be author. Sometimes artist. '80s child. Bulldog mama.
Professional book nerd, creative photographer. Storyteller, yarn spinner, child wrangler. Always chasing that good light
Katie is the author of Do Penguins Eat Peaches? and founder of Product Jungle. She is a mother of two and lives in London. She is soon to launch a new Substack, More2say, a weekly slice of life beyond business.
Clinical Psychologist, writer and activist exploring the margins of 'Normal'
Author | Educator | Coach | Creator of Belong…we are neurokin - The community supporting late discovered neurodivergent women’s growth. This is Who I Am: The Autistic Woman's Creative Guide to Belonging is out now.
Louise is a theatre maker, part time runner, pop music lover, wife and mother of two boys, one of who is neurodivergent. Small thoughts on trying to navigate the UK SEND system.
Emily (She/Her) is a production accountant and writer from Devon. She is autistic with adhd and PDA, and is an associate editor for the Mum Poem Press, and Kaleidoscopic Minds, the first anthology of poetry written solely by Neurodivergent women.
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