In this episode, Natalie and Will discuss the origins and history of how the term "Neurodiversity" was invented and evolved over time, as well as how the overall understanding of it has changed over the years.

In this episode. Will, Natalie and Jay talk about the consequences of suppressing your neurodivergent traits as well as masking autism. We discuss how this may negatively impact your mental health as well as discuss better ways to express yourself and support your mental health.

In this episode, we discuss the advantages of having and including neurodivergent students in schools and the classroom environment. Aswell as discussing better ways to implement it into the schooling environment than it has been in the past.

In this episode, we discuss how Neurodiversity is currently seen and perceived in Australian society and in workplaces, How Neurodiversity can be used to it advantage to contribute to your work life, job and career. We also weigh up the pros and cons of how it is currently seen by others in the workplace, such as your workmates, colleagues and your boss,

In this episode, we discuss our personal experiences with ADHD and how it falls under the spectrum of neurodiversity. We talk about the strengths and weaknesses of having the condition and how it can still give you perks and advantages in society.

In this episode, we discuss our personal experiences with having or knowing about Autism Spectrum Disorder. We also discuss the positive perks of being autistic and neurodivergent as well as how it can be an incredible positive force for Neurodiversity.

The MYND To MYND Team returns for a third season of The MYND To MYND Podcast all about Neurodiversity! But what is Neurodiversity and how do you know if you have neurodivergent traits? In this episode we get to the bottom of it as we explore this timely and incredibly interesting neurological subject!

In this episode, Will and Jason discuss what could be done differently to better mental health services out in rural, inland Australian communities compared to urban areas around major Australian cities.

They also share their opinions on the upcoming The Voice referendum that will represent Indigenous Australians in Federal Parliament.