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The Sensitive and Neurodivergent podcast

Posts tagged neurodivergence

Why Are So Many Sensitive People Discovering They’re Autistic? With Julie Bjelland, LMFT

Why Are So Many Sensitive People Discovering They’re Autistic? With Julie Bjelland, LMFT

Discover why so many sensitive people, especially women (AFAB), are uncovering their autism later in life. We tackle the 'fad' myth, explore the hidden disability of masking, and dispel the misconception that autistic people lack empathy. Plus, learn 14 common traits of autistic adults and how self-discovery can lead to greater self-compassion.

Finding Light in the Darkness: Rediscovering Joy Through Hard Seasons with Julie Bjelland, LMFT and Willow McIntosh

Finding Light in the Darkness: Rediscovering Joy Through Hard Seasons with Julie Bjelland, LMFT and Willow McIntosh

We discuss finding light in the dark seasons of life through intentional joy, emotional validation, and self-compassion, especially for sensitive and neurodivergent individuals navigating grief, overwhelm, and challenging life experiences.

Episode 197: The Gift of Vulnerability: Finding Strength in Our True Self with Julie and Willow

Episode 197: The Gift of Vulnerability: Finding Strength in Our True Self with Julie and Willow

Julie recounts rescuing a baby seagull, showcasing how her sensitivity enabled her to help. Willow shares his journey of self-discovery and embracing his true self. They emphasize the importance of sensitivity, intuition, connecting with our inner child, and self-acceptance.

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Episode 195: Feeling Flawed with Julie and Willow

Episode 195: Feeling Flawed with Julie and Willow

Julie and Willow, AutismJulie BjellandJune 25, 2024hsp, hsp resources, self-acceptance, neurodiversity, sensory experiences, mental health, physical health, rest, highly sensitive individuals, sleep, workplace, children's books, identity, HSPs, gifts, abilities, acceptance, understanding, society, support, planning, traveling, overwhelm, worry, energy levels, pets, fidget tools, connection with animals, presence, snorkeling, nature, deep connections, friendship, authenticity, Pride Month, Sensitive Empowerment Community, sensitivity, neurodivergence, self-compassion, feeling flawed, well-being, balance, empowerment, differences, highly sensitive children, neurodivergent, societal pressure, conform, supportive environments, individuality, positive role models, self-worth, ripple effect, empowering, positive impactComment

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