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**Nicci Lou | Communication & Processing Differences**

💭 Ever left a conversation wishing you'd had more time to process?

Join us for a thoughtful Divergent Discussion with Nicci Lou as we explore communication, processing differences, sensory overload, and why misunderstandings happen.

Because communication isn't one-size-fits-all.

💛 We'd love to see you there.
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**Michael McCreary | Neurodivergence in Popular Culture**

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How much of what we believe about neurodivergence comes from TV, movies, books, and social media?

Join autistic comedian and advocate Michael McCreary as we unpack representation, stereotypes, humour, and why authentic neurodivergent voices matter.

💛 Live discussion + replay available.
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Have you ever replayed a conversation over and over, wondering what you missed?

Communication isn't just about words.

For many neurodivergent people, every conversation involves processing information, navigating sensory input, managing emotions, interpreting social cues, and trying to keep up with a world that often moves too fast.

Needing extra processing time, communicating directly, or becoming overwhelmed by too much information isn't a flaw, it's simply a different way of experiencing the world.

Join us for a thoughtful and validating Divergent Discussion with Nicci Lou as we explore the many ways communication and processing differences shape everyday life.

Because better communication doesn't come from changing who we are.
It comes from understanding each other better.

💛 Perfect for neurodivergent people, families, educators, workplaces, practitioners, and allies.

🔗 Register now via the link in our bio or comments below.

How much of what you think you know about neurodivergence actually comes from TV, movies, and social media?

For many people, popular culture is their first introduction to autism and neurodivergence.

But when those stories are built on stereotypes instead of lived experience, they don't just shape entertainment, they shape public understanding, workplace culture, education, and even how neurodivergent people see themselves.

Join us for a fascinating Divergent Discussion with Michael McCreary as we explore how neurodivergence is portrayed across film, television, comedy, books, and social media, and why authentic representation matters.

Drawing on his experience as an autistic comedian, actor, author, and advocate, Michael will unpack the power of humour, challenge common misconceptions, and explore how neurodivergent voices are reshaping the stories we tell.

Whether you're neurodivergent, an ally, a parent, an educator, or simply curious about how culture influences perception, this conversation will leave you thinking differently.

💛 Join us live or catch the replay in the Kaboose App.

🔗 Register via the link in our bio or link in comments below.

✨ Reminder! Our next Divergent Discussion is almost here.

Join Yenn Purkis for an honest conversation about mental health, burnout, masking, emotional overwhelm, and what wellbeing can look like when we move beyond neurotypical expectations.

This isn't about fixing yourself.
It's about understanding yourself.

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🔗 Link in bio.

🔥 Ever feel like your emotions are sunburned?

For many neurodivergent people, Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD) can make feedback, criticism or even silence feel overwhelming.

In this Neuro Nugget, Brooke Trenwith explains why RSD isn't about being "too sensitive"—it's often a nervous system response shaped by years of negative experiences, misunderstandings and perceived rejection.

You'll learn:
✨ What RSD actually is
✨ Why it feels so intense
✨ Self-regulation techniques that can help in the moment
✨ How to calm your nervous system before reacting
✨ The role AI tools can play in processing difficult emotions

One simple strategy?

🧠 Say: "I am safe."

Sometimes your nervous system needs reassurance before your brain can process what's happening.

What's your favourite grounding technique when emotions run high?

👇 Share below.

**Vicky Little | Navigating the Workplace as a Neurodivergent Human**

💼 A reminder that our next Divergent Discussion is just around the corner.

Work can be overwhelming when the systems around you weren't designed with your brain in mind. From masking and burnout to communication challenges and finding your strengths, this conversation is all about the realities of navigating work as a neurodivergent person.

Join Vicky Little for an honest, empowering discussion about what genuine neuroinclusion can look like for individuals, leaders, and workplaces alike.

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"What if your mental health struggles aren't a personal failing... but the result of living in a world that wasn't designed for your brain?"

We're often told that wellbeing looks the same for everyone.

But for many neurodivergent people, anxiety, burnout, emotional overwhelm, and chronic exhaustion aren't occasional experiences, they can be part of navigating a world that constantly asks us to adapt, mask, and suppress who we are.

Join us for an honest and validating Divergent Discussion with Yenn Purkis as we explore what mental health can really look like through a neurodivergent lens.

Together, we'll unpack the impact of masking, nervous system overload, identity, self-compassion, and what genuine support can look like when we move beyond neurotypical expectations.

This isn't a clinical lecture.
It's a human conversation.

💛 For neurodivergent people, parents, practitioners, educators, allies, and anyone wanting a deeper understanding of neurodivergent wellbeing.

🔗 Register via the link in our bio or link in caption below.