Why can’t my neurodivergence be accommodated too?

“Back the fork up. I'm about to explode like my little kiddos house in Minecraft when it's built from TNT” (Molly, 7:56). Today, we are talking about needing accommodations but not always getting them because we are the one’s doing the accommodations most of the time. Because we can…until we can’t.

We talk about why “functioning” is not an appropriate assessment for someone’s support needs, how we can normalize setting meeting expectations and using a “User Manual” to support communications with others, and that assholes aren’t always assholes, but maybe just people who need support but aren’t given the opportunity to access that support. 

 

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Meet Your Hosts

Angela Locashio

Bringing “sense” to the conversation”--from here on her soapbox, she sheds light on the things society doesn’t want you to talk about, you know, the real shit that matters. 

Molly Hicks

I help burnt out busiest fuck neurodivergent and queer entrepreneurs make shit happen by providing out-of-the-box solutions and sustainable systems to grow your biz

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