FYI: This episode contains discussions around mental health and may be triggering for some listeners.

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Welcome to episode 1 of Busy Brains Hub’s podcast show where we explore how to live a balanced-ish life.

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To kick off episode one I explain a little bit about the intention behind the show including the meaning behind “Busy Brains” and who this show is intended for.

In a nutshell, this show is for neurodivergent people from all walks of life. Whether you’ve been formally diagnosed, you’re self-diagnosed, you have a subclinical condition or you identify as neurodivergent, this show aims to provide coaching, nutrition, biohacking tips and more in a relatable and (hopefully!) humorous and light-hearted way.

Of course it’s early days for this show here, so please let me know what you thought, what you’d like to hear more about by dropping a comment below and/or sharing this episode with a friend.

All the best,

Loz (They/Them)

Ps. The Australian who coined the term “Neurodiversity” is Judy Singer, a sociologist whose work has often focused on the autistic community and the need to recognise the diversity within the spectrum.

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