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  • A student perspective: A conversation with The NeuroDiverse Teacher's Kids
    2023/04/07

    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 分
  • The power of you: A conversation with Soslan Newell Temanson
    2023/03/31

    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 分
  • Grief & Loss: A conversation with Collin Hughes
    2023/03/24

    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 分
  • The power of resiliency & perseverance: A conversation with Russell Vann
    2023/03/10

    Russell was born in the South Bronx in the late sixties to a drug-addicted mother and an absent father. Russell was raised by his great-grandmother and faced life-or-death situations daily.  Not only has Russell had to work to overcome his own spectors, but also those that his daily environment provided to him.

    Russell is the author of a series of books titled Ghetto Bastard. The books served as a form of therapy and led to Russell’s realization that all of the people around him and throughout his life had been dealing with their own misfortunes. It is through his writings that Russell works to convey the message that no matter your current situation, it does not define your final destination.

    Website: Ghettobastard.com
    Social Media Handle: Twitter: @ghetto_bastard, Facebook: Russell Vann

    *I want to let my listening audience know that there is the potential for the discussion of topics related to drug addiction, violence, and environmental hardships; please be advised if any of those topics may be a trigger for you.

    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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    50 分
  • Developing a sense of belonging: A conversation with Michelle Markman
    2023/03/03

    After feeling lost and without a community. Michelle realized in her early 30s that she might have a disability. Five years after receiving an autism diagnosis, Michelle started to find similar experiences with other late-diagnosed autistic individuals, especially females, and in her words, stepped into the “creative, quirky creature” that she is and began to cultivate real, authentic relationships with people who accepted her for who she truly is. Today, Michelle works with other late-diagnosed autistic adults to spread the empathy and understanding she has gained along her journey in order to help others live a life full of purpose and love. It is Michelle’s mission to help neurodiverse individuals create a life they love, appreciate, and are excited to celebrate each day. 

    Website: http://www.michellemarkman.com
    Social Media Handle: @MNMGuide

    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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    31 分
  • Master your instincts: A conversation with Joshua Gillis
    2023/02/24

    Joshua is a Neuro-Integrator who speaks 4 languages, has treated over 10,000 clients, is an avid world traveler, has developed 3 neuro training apps, has worked with 100s of top-tier athletes, and has been a game changer for 100s of children impacted with learning and behavioral difficulties.

    Joshua is here to share the importance of how integrating our neuro-postural reflexes has an immediate impact on our cognitive and behavioral abilities and their influence on how we move, perceive, and relate to the world around us.

    Website: Nowliving.today

    Social Media Handle: @NOWLiving

    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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    48 分
  • Think Dyslexia: A conversation with Dr. Lauren McClenney-Rosenstein
    2023/02/17

    Dr. Lauren has a passion for educating, advocating, and bringing awareness to dyslexia at the domestic and international levels. Dr. Lauren is a certified Special Educator, holds a Doctor of Education in Teaching, Learning, Leadership, & Curriculum from Northeastern University, and holds a dual masters in Special Education and Elementary Education from Syracuse University and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Syracuse University.

    Dr. Lauren is the CEO and founder of Think Dyslexia LLC and delivers training and professional development to teachers and administrators at the district level focusing on dyslexia awareness, dyslexia screening, and MTSS.

    Website: www.thinkdyslexia.me
    Social Media Handle: @thedrlauren (IG)

    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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    38 分
  • Vibrational healing: A conversation with Vanessa Elston
    2023/02/10

    Vanessa is a gifted healer who can transform people's emotional and physical well-being by using her unique energy field healing method.

    Vanessa works with a variety of people from all walks of life, as well as international A-list clientele.

    Vanessa uses a form of healing that merges ancient wisdom to provide a bespoke, consultative approach that delivers long-lasting, fast-tracked results.

    Website: https://vanessaelston.com/
    Social Media Handle: @vanessa_elston123

    *NeuroDiverse Teacher listeners, mention this podcast to receive a discounted session with Vanessa!*

    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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    39 分