In this insightful episode of Neurotypicals Don’t Juggle Chainsaws, Kate Fox and Nic King delve into the concept of glimmers—those small, joyous moments that bring warmth, peace, and a restorative boost to your energy. As the counterpart to triggers, glimmers are key indicators of activities and experiences that replenish your spoons, offering a way to navigate the demands of life.

This episode is a gentle reminder to embrace the quirky, random joys in life and to honour what works for you. Whether you’re uncovering your niche or enjoying the small moments, this podcast might just be one of those glimmers for you.

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In this festive episode of Neurotypicals Don’t Juggle Chainsaws, Kate Fox and Nic King explore the joys, pressures, and sensory overloads of the Christmas season. They discuss how traditions, like making Christmas puddings or decorating with familiar scents, can evoke vivid memories—both comforting and challenging—and how to navigate the associated emotions. Nick shares her journey of letting go of traditions that no longer serve her, while Kate advocates for a "Christmas audit" to create a season that genuinely works for you.

Wishing you all a joyful and stress-free holiday season. Merry Christmas from Kate and Nic!

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Join us for the first part of an insightful two-part special of Neurotypicals Don't Juggle Chainsaws, where hosts Kate Fox and Nic King engage with special guests Fergus Murray and Sonny Hallett.

This episode dives into the complex world of monotropism, a theory significantly shaped by Fergus's mother, Dinah Murray.

Fergus and Sonny, both pivotal in the neurodivergent advocacy and research spheres, share their experiences and the expansive reach of their work—from academic research to practical counselling.

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