NeuroWomen Natter Live Episode 8: Conversational Bloopers and Blurts!

Charlie Hart and I (Toni Horn) will be swapping stories about those moments when our AuDHD brains have led us to blurt out something totally unfiltered; the ones that make you want to hide at the time, but are hilarious looking back.One of my personal favourites?I

once loudly complimented someone’s “costume”; turns out it was just their very bold everyday outfit.Cue awkward silence!Can’t join us live?No worries! You’ll be able to catch the recording on hashtag#YouTube and on hashtag#Spotify after the event.Come laugh with us, share your own conversational bloopers in the chat, or listen back whenever you like!hashtag#Neurodivergent hashtag#AuDHD hashtag#Autistic hashtag#ADHD

🎙️ This Month on NeuroWomen Natter – LIVE for Autism Appreciation Week!

In this special live episode, recorded during what many call Autism Acceptance Week (but we proudly call Autism Appreciation Week), we dive into honest, joyful, and empowering conversations about being autistic.

Join us as we explore: 💬 Our personal diagnosis journeys 🌈 What Autistic joy really looks and feels like 💪 And the incredible strengths that often go unnoticed.

Whether you’re neurodivergent yourself, a loved one is, or just curious to learn more, this episode is a celebration of everything that makes the autistic community unique, vibrant, and full of life.

We laughed, we reflected, and most of all, we appreciated every part of the experience.

Episode 6: Neurodivergent Women Talk All Things Pregnancy and Childbirth

In this heartfelt and honest episode of NeuroWomen Natter, we dive into the unique experiences of pregnancy and childbirth through the lens of neurodivergent women. From navigating sensory overwhelm in maternity care to the emotional and physical challenges of pregnancy, we explore how being neurodivergent can shape this life-changing journey.

⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode also includes open discussions about baby loss, including personal reflections and experiences. Please take care when listening and reach out for support if needed.

Join us for an authentic and compassionate conversation highlighting the often-overlooked realities neurodivergent women face when bringing new life into the world.