DBT Skills Help Neurodivergent People Build a Life Worth Living (ft. Ed Chen)

The Missing Conversation: Why 90% of FASD Goes Undiagnosed (ft. Patricia Kasper)

This episode of TELOS explores the often overlooked neurodevelopmental condition FASD, its invisibility, challenges in diagnosis, and the importance of understanding its impact on individuals and society. In this eye-opening episode, Patti Kasper reveals how FASD often goes unnoticed, misunderstood, and misdiagnosed, perpetuating stigma and leaving countless adults without support or recognition. If you’re a parent, teacher, clinician, or advocate, understanding FASD’s true scope is crucial — the more you know, the better you can support those affected, reduce stigma, and foster real inclusion. FASD, neurodiversity, prenatal alcohol exposure, diagnosis, stigma, brain-based understanding, advocacy

DBT Skills Help Neurodivergent People Build a Life Worth Living (ft. Ed Chen)

Most neurodivergent people have felt misunderstood by traditional therapy—until now. In this eye-opening episode of TELOS, Ed Chen reveals how Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) transforms emotional overwhelm into practical resilience for neurodiverse minds. If you've ever struggled with intense feelings, rigid thinking, or feeling invalidated, this episode is your guide to understanding and harnessing those experiences instead of fighting them. DBT, neurodiversity, emotional regulation, mental health, therapy, ADHD, autism, validation, dialectics

Co-Regulation Transforms Chaos Into Calm for Neurodiverse Families (ft Gabriele Nicolet)

Most parents feel overwhelmed trying to fix their child's behaviour without understanding what it truly communicates. Gabriele Nicolet, a parent coach and speech-language pathologist, unveils how shifting from control to connection transforms family dynamics. In this episode, you’ll discover why behaviours like meltdowns and refusals are actually signals of internal chaos and unmet needs, especially for neurodivergent children. neurodiversity, family dynamics, behaviour as communication, co-regulation, parenting strategies, neurodivergent children

Lateral Thinking: How Dyslexia Can Be a Strategic Advantage (ft. David Murrin)

This episode of TELOS explores how dyslexia shapes cognitive styles, problem-solving, and leadership, challenging traditional perceptions and highlighting its potential as a gift. Guest David Murin shares personal stories, scientific insights, and practical advice for neurodiverse individuals. Whether you're seeking guidance through therapy podcasts or looking for inspiration from a personal growth podcast for teens, our episodes offer valuable perspectives. Tune in for engaging disability podcast interviews that highlight diverse voices and stories. This is your go-to mental health podcast for understanding and growth. dyslexia, neurodiversity, lateral thinking, cognitive styles, leadership, education, pattern recognition, neuroplasticity, personal development

Heart-Led Masculinity: What Young Men Need to Hear About Mental Health, Addiction & Sensitivity (ft. Vincent Hazenboom)

In one of the most important mental health podcast conversations we’ve had on TELOS, Aeris sits down with Vincent Hazenboom — whose journey through addiction, emotional awakening, and heart-led masculinity offers a mental health perspective into what it means to be a sensitive man in a culture that equates strength with emotional suppression. Want to be a guest on TELOS: A Neurodiversity Conversation? Send me a message on PodMatch, here: https://lnkd.in/gxjiKgGT [https://lnkd.in/gxjiKgGT] masculinity, vulnerability, addiction recovery, neurodivergent men, highly sensitive person, teen mental health, personal growth, emotional awakening, heart-led masculinity, online radicalization, mental health podcast, young adults, neurodiversity, self-acceptance, identity