
Hosted by Jennilee Porch · EN
Sharing the stories of neurodivergent entrepreneurs, creatives, and changemakers - rebel minds changing the world.
The world wasn't made for us. So we're creating a new one - where we all get to thrive.
Join Jennilee (she/they) as she shares her own stories and insights along with their guests. As a late-discovered neurodivergent person, Jennilee has a deep passion for seeing our community thrive having personally experienced different struggles and challenges in their own life. And yet, as Albert Camus says, "In the midst of winter, I found there was, within me, an invincible summer."
May this be an inspiration to you to create a life and work in the world that is neuroaffirming, allowing you to shine your unique strengths and meet your unique needs. Because the world needs more of you in it.

Jennilee and Kezia explore the intersections of neurodiversity, nutrition, and entrepreneurship. Kezia shares her personal journey with health issues and how it led her to a career in nutrition, emphasizing the importance of understanding gut health and its impact on mental well-being. They discuss the challenges and rewards of being an entrepreneur, particularly as a neurodivergent individual, and the significance of finding balance and prioritizing self-care in both personal and professional life.GUEST:Kezia Hall - Holistic Nutritionist and Coach who utilises scientific and holistic practices to help women fix their digestion, balance their hormones & support their mental health. Learn more at https://keziahall.com/https://www.instagram.com/iamkeziahall/https://www.facebook.com/Supernaturallyhealthy______________________ ABOUT NEURO REVOLUTION PODCAST Learn more about the podcast and how to support this work at https://neurorevolution.co/ @neurorevolution.co on Threads, Instagram, & YouTube MUSIC CREDIT: Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/soundroll/all-the-things-you-love License code: NY935A3V8UIFDF6J

Summary Sue-Jan Noreiga shares their journey as a neurodivergent business strategist, emphasizing the importance of accommodating individual needs in productivity and organization. They discuss their transition from corporate work to supporting neurodivergent entrepreneurs, the unique challenges faced by our community, and how tools like Notion can be tailored to fit diverse workflow needs. The conversation highlights the significance of curiosity and self-compassion, ultimately advocating for a more authentic and personalized approach to productivity and self-management. Guest Sue-Jan Noreiga (she/they), a neurodivergent Business Strategist and Notion Magician helping neurodivergent and chronically ill entrepreneurs create systems that work with their unique brains.Website: https://suejannoreiga.com/The Commune: https://suejannoreiga.com/membershipSocial Links: https://suejannoreiga.com/linksChapters00:00 Journey to Neurodivergent Empowerment04:59 The Power of Accommodation09:58 Understanding Notion: A Tool for All14:47 Curiosity Over Criticism19:56 Navigating Change and Self-Acceptance24:52 Integrating Human Design into Coaching29:11 Radical Acceptance and Acknowledgment32:19 Transitioning from One-on-One to Community Support36:34 Embracing the Unknown and Personal Growth42:28 The Role of Medication and Support in Healing51:46 Vulnerability and Mental Health Advocacy______________________Learn more about the podcast and how to support this work at https://neurorevolution.co/@neurorevolution.co on Threads, Instagram, & YouTube______________________ ABOUT NEURO REVOLUTION PODCAST Learn more about the podcast and how to support this work at https://neurorevolution.co/ @neurorevolution.co on Threads, Instagram, & YouTube MUSIC CREDIT: Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/soundroll/all-the-things-you-love License code: NY935A3V8UIFDF6J

Summary Lauren Klayton, founder of Clarity for Your Chaos, has built a thriving, neuro-affirming business that goes beyond traditional organizing by integrating emotional regulation, customized systems, and a deep commitment to community care. Starting from her own journey with ADHD, she transformed her personal strategies into a full-service organizing company that serves both individuals and large-scale businesses. Her leadership approach—rooted in trust, team empowerment, and individualized support—has not only fostered a dedicated, neurodivergent-led team but also propelled her company’s rapid growth. Now expanding toward franchising and launching a nonprofit arm to redistribute household items to those in need, Lauren’s success is a testament to the power of inclusive leadership, innovation, and meeting people where they are. GuestLauren Klayton (she/her) Owner and Founder of Clarity for Your Chaos. Connect with her work here:Website: https://clarityforyourchaos.com/Socials: @ClarityforyourChaosChapters00:00 Introduction to Clarity for Your Chaos00:46 Lauren's Journey with ADHD and Organizing02:25 Holistic Approach to Organizing05:21 Creating a Judgment-Free Space08:24 The Importance of Emotional Regulation09:58 Leadership and Team Dynamics10:15 Trusting Your Team12:49 Motivating a Diverse Team15:36 Impact of Gratitude in Leadership16:57 Building a Supportive Work Environment18:12 Creating a Ripple Effect in the Community20:30 Honoring Neurodivergence in the Workplace23:39 The Nonprofit Arm of the Business29:40 Community Engagement and Personal Values31:48 Self-Care Strategies for Founders37:12 Navigating Growth and Leadership38:05 Understanding Capacity and Avoiding Burnout44:29 Building Trust and Team Dynamics49:31 Personal Growth Through Entrepreneurship54:32 Upcoming Initiatives and Community Impact______________________Learn more about the podcast and how to support this work at https://neurorevolution.co/@neurorevolution.co on Threads, Instagram, & YouTube______________________ ABOUT NEURO REVOLUTION PODCAST Learn more about the podcast and how to support this work at https://neurorevolution.co/ @neurorevolution.co on Threads, Instagram, & YouTube MUSIC CREDIT: Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/soundroll/all-the-things-you-love License code: NY935A3V8UIFDF6J

Summary In this conversation, Erin Rainwood shares their journey with self-discovery and healing, discussing their experiences with ADHD, autism, and trauma along with their neurosomatic work. They emphasize the importance of self-inquiry and the transformative power of somatic and neurological tools. Erin shares how neurosomatic work helps individuals build resilience and navigate their emotions. The discussion highlights the significance of self-care, emotional processing, and the need for a supportive community in understanding and embracing neurodivergence. In this conversation, Erin Rainwood shares their journey of navigating neurodivergence, emotional regulation, and the impact of generational trauma. They also provide practical tools for grounding and sensory awareness, encouraging listeners to embrace their humanity and seek connection in their healing journeys.GuestErin Rainwood (they/them) Certified Practitioner in Applied Neurology and Somatics and the founder of Untethered Coaching LLC. Connect with their work here:Website: UntetheredCoachingLLC.comSocials: @UntetheredCoachingLLCEmail: UntetheredCoachingLLC@gmail.comChapters00:00 Journey of Neurodivergence17:27 Understanding Neurosomatic Work35:08 Navigating Emotions and Self-Care35:38 Embracing Daily Practices38:05 Navigating Emotional Regulation and Resilience40:01 Understanding Generational Trauma and Societal Pressures49:05 The Impact of Personal Development on Human Experience56:03 Practical Tools for Grounding and Sensory Awareness01:05:59 Connecting with Coaching and Community Support______________________Learn more about the podcast and how to support this work at https://neurorevolution.co/@neurorevolution.co on Threads, Instagram, & YouTube______________________ ABOUT NEURO REVOLUTION PODCAST Learn more about the podcast and how to support this work at https://neurorevolution.co/ @neurorevolution.co on Threads, Instagram, & YouTube MUSIC CREDIT: Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/soundroll/all-the-things-you-love License code: NY935A3V8UIFDF6J

Summary Tiffany Yu shares her journey as a disability advocate and the creation of her book, The Anti-Ableist Manifesto. She discusses the importance of destigmatizing disability, understanding ableism, and the significance of community in advocating for change. Tiffany emphasizes the need for intersectional representation and practical steps individuals can take to support the disability community. She explores the challenges of unlearning internalized ableism and introduces the concept of lateral ableism, emphasizing the need for solidarity within the disabled community. Tiffany also highlights the rise of disability entrepreneurship as a response to systemic barriers in traditional employment and encourages community engagement to support disabled individuals and their businesses.BOOK GIVEAWAY: Enter for a chance to win a copy of The Anti-Ableist Manifesto by joining the Neuro Revolution newsletter (sign up on our website at the bottom of the page (https://neurorevolution.co/). Winner will be chosen this Friday, Jan 31st, 2025)GuestTiffany Yu (she/her) CEO & Founder of Diversability, Founder of the Awesome Foundation Disability Chapter, Host of Tiffany & Yu podcast, Author of The Anti-Ableist Manifesto: Smashing Stereotypes, Forging Change, and Building a Disability-Inclusive World, and more. https://www.tiffanyyu.com/https://mydiversability.com/Socials @iamtiffanyyu and @diversabilityChapters00:00 Introduction to Tiffany Yu and Her Mission01:41 Tiffany's Personal Journey and Advocacy07:24 The Structure and Purpose of the Anti-Ableist Manifesto14:26 Destigmatizing Disability and Language20:52 Understanding Non-Apparent Disabilities21:23 Defining Ableism and Anti-Ableism29:32 Enhancing Accessibility with AI31:14 Understanding Internalized Ableism33:07 The Power of Disability Pride36:02 Unlearning Internalized Ableism37:10 Exploring Lateral Ableism42:14 Supporting Disability Entrepreneurship50:11 Engaging with the Disability Community______________________Learn more about the podcast and how to support this work at https://neurorevolution.co/@neurorevolution.co on Threads, Instagram, & YouTube______________________ ABOUT NEURO REVOLUTION PODCAST Learn more about the podcast and how to support this work at https://neurorevolution.co/ @neurorevolution.co on Threads, Instagram, & YouTube MUSIC CREDIT: Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/soundroll/all-the-things-you-love License code: NY935A3V8UIFDF6J

Summary In this conversation, Tahlee Rouillon shares her journey of self-discovery as a neurodivergent composer, discussing her recent ADHD diagnosis and the impact it had on her and her work in the world. She reflects on her lifelong passion for music, her creative process, and how she developed the Restful app to support the neurodivergent community through music and binaural beats. Tahlee emphasizes the importance of understanding neurodiversity as a social and political identity, advocating for the acceptance of different ways of processing information. The discussion also explores the fascinating relationship between sound and the brain, highlighting the profound effects music can have on emotions and well-being. This conversation also touches on the Restful app and its future projects aimed at making mental wellness resources more accessible.GuestTahlee Rouillon (she/her) Neurodivergent Music Composer and the Co-Founder of the Restful app. You can connect with Michelle's work here:https://www.restfulapp.co/Insta & Threads: @restful.musicChapters00:00 Understanding Neurodivergence: A Personal Journey06:19 The Power of Music: A Lifelong Passion13:43 Creating Restful: Music for Neurodivergent Minds24:22 Neurodiversity: A Social and Political Identity30:19 The Fascinating Connection Between Sound and the Brain33:07 The Emotional Power of Music34:06 Embracing Neurodivergence in Entrepreneurship37:13 Finding Flexibility and Permission in Daily Life39:05 The Courage to Be Neuroaffirming41:10 Creating Safety in Your Own Body43:12 Navigating Community and Self-Care46:53 Finding Your Unique Rhythm55:52 The Restful App and Future Projects______________________Learn more about the podcast and how to support this work at https://neurorevolution.co/@neurorevolution.co on Threads, Instagram, & YouTube______________________ ABOUT NEURO REVOLUTION PODCAST Learn more about the podcast and how to support this work at https://neurorevolution.co/ @neurorevolution.co on Threads, Instagram, & YouTube MUSIC CREDIT: Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/soundroll/all-the-things-you-love License code: NY935A3V8UIFDF6J

Summary In this episode, Jennilee speaks with Michelle Kemp, an integrated embodiment coach, about her journey of self-discovery as a neurodivergent individual. Michelle shares her experiences with unmasking, the role of grief in her healing process, and the importance of understanding shame. She introduces the concept of focalizing, a somatic approach that emphasizes the body's wisdom and the significance of intention in healing. In this conversation, Michelle from Home + Vessel discusses the intricate relationship between the nervous system, trauma, and healing practices. She emphasizes the importance of gentleness in these practices, the concept of embodiment, and the need for self-discovery. The discussion also touches on decolonizing the mind and body, the significance of neuro-affirming practices, and the role of play in healing. Michelle shares her insights on how these elements contribute to building self-trust and creating a more authentic life.GuestMichelle Kemp (she/her) Integrative Embodiment Coach and Founder of Home + Vessel. You can connect with Michelle's work here:https://homeandvessel.com/Insta & Threads: @homeandvesselFree Somatic Healing Guide https://homeandvessel.myflodesk.com/kelk9ljcx9Chapters00:00 Introduction to Integrated Embodiment Coaching06:28 The Journey of Self-Discovery12:05 Liberation Through Unmasking18:14 Understanding Shame and Its Role23:23 Exploring Focalizing in Somatic Practice26:49 Understanding the Nervous System and Trauma30:01 Gentleness in Healing Practices35:51 Embodiment and Self-Discovery39:36 Decolonizing the Mind and Body44:05 Neuro-Affirming Practices and Self-Trust49:45 The Role of Play in Healing52:59 Future Directions for Home + Vessel______________________Learn more about the podcast and how to support this work at https://neurorevolution.co/@neurorevolution.co on Threads, Instagram, & YouTube______________________ ABOUT NEURO REVOLUTION PODCAST Learn more about the podcast and how to support this work at https://neurorevolution.co/ @neurorevolution.co on Threads, Instagram, & YouTube MUSIC CREDIT: Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/soundroll/all-the-things-you-love License code: NY935A3V8UIFDF6J

Summary In this conversation, Zero, a psychotherapist at Liberation Therapist and Executive Director of The Letting Go Project (community deathcare), shares insights on the intersection of neurodivergence, grief, and identity. They share the journey of discovering their own autistic identity and how it relates to their experiences with death and dying. The conversation explores the unique ways autistic individuals process grief, the importance of rituals, and the need for community support during times of loss. Zero emphasizes that autistic individuals can be effective caregivers and healers in their own right, challenging common stereotypes. In this conversation, Zero and Jennilee explore the themes of authenticity, masking, and the unique experiences of autistic individuals in caregiving roles. Zero shares insights on how sensitivity can enhance caregiving, particularly in the context of death and dying, emphasizing the need for authenticity and presence. The conversation also touches on the significance of community and practice in fostering authenticity and self-awareness.Guest Zero (They/Them/Theirs) Psychotherapist at Liberation Therapist and Executive Director of The Letting Go Project. You can connect with Zero's work here:www.thelettinggoproject.orgwww.liberationtherapist.comInsta: @liberation.therapy and @the_lettinggoprojectChapters 00:00 Introduction03:00 Exploring Grief and Death in Autistic Experiences06:06 Rituals and Their Role in Grieving09:00 The Importance of Community in Grief12:07 Personal Experiences with Grief and Ritual17:54 Autistic Caregivers and Their Unique Approach20:51 Challenging Stereotypes of Autistic Individuals23:57 Conclusion and Reflections on Grief and Identity31:15 Navigating Authenticity and Masking34:56 The Gift of Sensitivity in Caregiving37:26 Authenticity in Caregiving and Dying39:18 Embracing Messiness in Caregiving40:02 The Power of Presence in Caregiving43:25 The Journey to Authenticity46:55 Creating a Nourishing Therapeutic Environment52:31 The Role of Community in Authenticity54:08 Practicing Authenticity and Awareness______________________Learn more about the podcast and how to support this work at https://neurorevolution.co/@neurorevolution.co on Threads, Instagram, & YouTube______________________ ABOUT NEURO REVOLUTION PODCAST Learn more about the podcast and how to support this work at https://neurorevolution.co/ @neurorevolution.co on Threads, Instagram, & YouTube MUSIC CREDIT: Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/soundroll/all-the-things-you-love License code: NY935A3V8UIFDF6J

Summary In this conversation, Michael Ruffin shares his journey of self-discovery as a neurodivergent individual, discussing his late diagnosis of ADHD and autism. They emphasizes the importance of radical acceptance in managing emotions and navigating life with these diagnoses. Michael also talks about his work with Dueling Minds, a nonprofit focused on supporting individuals with dual diagnoses, building community, and promoting self-sustainability in employment. In this conversation, Michael discusses the challenges and rewards of leading a nonprofit as a neurodivergent individual. They share insights on navigating the complexities of funding, building a supportive community, and the importance of radical acceptance and grace in fostering growth. Michael emphasizes the need for a neuroaffirming world where accommodations benefit everyone, and they express their vision for a community that allows for vulnerability and learning from mistakes.Today's GuestMichael Ruffin (He/They) President of Dueling Minds an AuDHD nonprofit, Peer Support Facilitator for AuDHD people, Content Creator and Advocate. You can connect with Michael at:https://www.duelingminds.orghttps://www.threads.net/@adhdruidshttps://www.twitch.tv/adhdruidsChapters00:00 Michael's Journey to Self-Discovery04:51 The Impact of Diagnosis on Life Perspective09:12 Radical Acceptance and Emotional Processing20:04 Building Community with Dueling Minds28:16 Navigating Nonprofit Challenges as a Neurodivergent Leader32:41 Balancing Ambition and Self-Care in Advocacy36:35 Building a Diverse and Supportive Community41:37 Funding and Sustainability for Nonprofits45:48 Creating Safe Spaces for Vulnerability and Growth49:01 Envisioning a Neuroaffirming Future______________________Learn more about the podcast and how to support this work at https://neurorevolution.co/@neurorevolution.co on Threads & Instagram______________________ ABOUT NEURO REVOLUTION PODCAST Learn more about the podcast and how to support this work at https://neurorevolution.co/ @neurorevolution.co on Threads, Instagram, & YouTube MUSIC CREDIT: Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/soundroll/all-the-things-you-love License code: NY935A3V8UIFDF6J

SummaryIn this conversation, Bird Sellergren shares their journey as a late-diagnosed autistic individual and how their experiences shaped their work as an autism coach and consultant. They discuss the importance of creating supportive communities for autistic individuals, the significance of autism-affirming approaches, and the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship. Bird emphasizes the need for self-awareness, managing burnout, and setting boundaries while navigating life as an autistic person. In this conversation, Jennilee and Bird Sellergren explore the complexities of unmasking in autistic individuals, the importance of building inclusive communities, and the establishment of value systems in organizations. They discuss the challenges faced by marginalized groups within the autistic community and emphasize the need for self-awareness and mindfulness as tools for personal growth. Bird shares insights on finding one's unique path in a world that often feels unwelcoming and highlights the vision of reducing suffering and fostering authentic connections within the autistic community.GuestBird Sellergren (They/Them) is an Autism coach, doctoral student, accessibility and inclusion consultant. You can connect with them at:www.neurodiversitylabs.comhttp://www.bayareaautismcollective.org/@birdsellergren on socials.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Bird Sellergren and Their Journey03:02 The Impact of Late Autism Diagnosis05:51 Creating Supportive Communities for Autistic Individuals09:08 Understanding Autism-Affirming Approaches11:58 Navigating Entrepreneurship as an Autistic Person17:46 Managing Burnout and Self-Care Strategies24:00 Authenticity and Setting Boundaries27:06 Navigating Unmasking and Personal Growth29:20 Building Inclusive Communities32:44 Establishing Value Systems in Organizations37:46 Finding Your Unique Path in an Unwelcoming World41:17 Practicing Self-Awareness and Mindfulness48:49 Vision for Reducing Suffering and Building Connections________Learn more about the podcast and how to support this work at https://neurorevolution.co/@neurorevolution.co on Threads & Instagram______________________ ABOUT NEURO REVOLUTION PODCAST Learn more about the podcast and how to support this work at https://neurorevolution.co/ @neurorevolution.co on Threads, Instagram, & YouTube MUSIC CREDIT: Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/soundroll/all-the-things-you-love License code: NY935A3V8UIFDF6J