
Hosted by Pasha Marlowe and Atif Choudhury · EN
Join hosts and global neurodiversity speakers Pasha Marlowe and Atif Choudhury for a uniquely expansive, deeply human, and hopeful conversation about neuroinclusion and the state of humanity. This podcast, Neuroinclusion: Across the Pond and Beyond, will explore neurodiversity from a global, cultural, and systemic lens. Pasha and Atif will discuss neuroinclusion in the workplace, but also the power and relational dynamics of neuroinclusion in homes and communities. Conversations will weave together current events and politics, workplace trends, accessibility, power and societal dynamics, and the mental health of humanity at large.
Pasha Marlowe (she/her), CEO of Neurobelonging and therapist/coach for over 30 years, specializes in working with neurodivergent individuals, couples, and groups and has expanded her practice to include keynotes, webinars, and trainings for global leaders and organizations who want to adopt neurodiversity-affirming programs and practices. She is the author of "Creating Cultures of Neuroinclusion". She is a mother to three adult children and lives in Maine, USA.
Atif Choudhury (he/him), CEO of Calling All Minds and co-founder of Zaytoun CIC, is an award-wining social entrepreneur with a background in economic justice and disabiity inclusion. He is an adviser to the WHO rapid assitive technologies board and is a trustee for Disability Rights UK. He is a global neurodiversity speaker who also offers corporate and leadership training. He is the father of two young children and lives just outside of London, UK.
To reach Pasha or Atif for feedback, questions, or to request a guest appearance on the podcast, contact us at pasha@pashamarlowe.com or atif@callingallminds.com.
You can also find more information on their websites pashamarlowe.com and callingallminds.com or follow them on Linkedin.

In psychologically safe workplaces, people feel safe voicing their opinions about conflict and mistakes-without the fear of negative consequences. Leaders need to be brave-brave enough to invite open and honest feedback. Leaders need to hear what’s really going on, so dysfunctional and unhealthy patterns can be interrupted and problems can be solved. But only when the most vulnerable team members, those with the most intersecting marginalized identities, feel free enough to express their thoughts and feelings, is an organization psychologically safe enough for everyone to thrive.In this episode, Pasha talks about the cultural transformation that occurs when you intend to create psychologically safe spaces. She also talks about the term "safe space" and how we can never guarantee safety for all. Finally, she offers a framework to build "psychological safety nets" through the lens of intersectionality and inclusion. Please reach out to Pasha if you would like to hire her as a coach, consultant, or speaker at pasha@pashamarlowe.com She looks forward to helping you. Support the showHire PASHA to present at your next training event or conference.Or hire her as your personal coach (1:1, couples, and executives) https://pashamarlowe.com/pasha@pashamarlowe.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/pashamarlowe/Hire ATIF to present at your next training event or conference. atif@callingallminds.comcallingallminds.comLinkedin: @AtifChoudhury

AuDHD burnout is real! This episode (or is it a comedy routine?) is for anyone ADHD or autistic with a big event like a family gathering or conference coming up. Allow me to share ways to rock, ruin, and recover from your experience. From tips on traveling to recovering from sensory overload to how NOT to pee on your shoes, this conversation is raw, relatable, and hilarious, especially if you belong to a neurodivergent family! Want to try Magic Mind productivity shots? You are in luck! Get the limited 56% off their first subscription & 20% off a one time purchase with my unique discount code:https://www.magicmind.com/JANneuroqueer for one month free AND an extra 20% off (which gets you to 75% off) with this code NEUROQUEER20Also available now at Sprouts! Support the showHire PASHA to present at your next training event or conference.Or hire her as your personal coach (1:1, couples, and executives) https://pashamarlowe.com/pasha@pashamarlowe.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/pashamarlowe/Hire ATIF to present at your next training event or conference. atif@callingallminds.comcallingallminds.comLinkedin: @AtifChoudhury

Part 2 of the Neuroqueering and Neurobelonging discussionThis episode provides practical tools and a complete framework for supporting neurodivergent and queer people. The skills you learn today will help ALL leaders (parents, teachers, coaches, and therapists) be neurodiversity-affirming and gender- affirming. Pasha shares the framework that was presented at the international ADHD conference that includes intersectionality, asking, affirming, and advocating. Concepts of psychological safety, non-apparent disability, inclusive design, and safe space are explored. Pasha states "Unless you intentionally include, you will unintentionally exclude" and encourages people to "drop the disorder" from our language. If you want to dig deeper into the concepts of the neurodiversity paradigm, psychological safety, inclusive language, and dual stigma, please listen to Part 1, entitled "Neurobelonging and the Neurodiversity Paradigm". Please reach out to Pasha with any questions or to discuss these concepts further at pasha@pashamarlowe.com Support the showHire PASHA to present at your next training event or conference.Or hire her as your personal coach (1:1, couples, and executives) https://pashamarlowe.com/pasha@pashamarlowe.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/pashamarlowe/Hire ATIF to present at your next training event or conference. atif@callingallminds.comcallingallminds.comLinkedin: @AtifChoudhury

Pasha Marlowe is on her way to the international ADHD conference to present "Neuroqueering: Beyond the Intersection of Neurodiversity and Queerness". She shares best practices for supporting neurodivergent and queer communities in part 1 of this highly actionable episode. Pasha answers questions such as:"What is neuroqueer?""What is the neurodiversity paradigm?""What is the difference between fitting in, belonging, and neurobelonging?"She also discusses how 1/2 of GenZ identifies as neurodivergent and will change the landscape of the workforce. Finally, she shares a framework and best practices for caring for and supporting the neuroqueer, neurodivergent, and queer communities. Part 2 coming soon! Magic Mind Productivity Shotwww.magicmind.com/neuroqueerNeuroqueer20 for 20% offSupport the showHire PASHA to present at your next training event or conference.Or hire her as your personal coach (1:1, couples, and executives) https://pashamarlowe.com/pasha@pashamarlowe.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/pashamarlowe/Hire ATIF to present at your next training event or conference. atif@callingallminds.comcallingallminds.comLinkedin: @AtifChoudhury

Join Pasha Marlowe (she/her) and Rae Nelson (they/them), a DEIB leader and Human Resources Generalist, for a vulnerable and mind-shifting conversation about microaggressions and subtle acts of exclusion. Rae describes the 3 types of microaggressions and gives examples of each. They explain intention vs impact, implicit bias, and inclusive design through the lens of intersectionality, queerness, and non-apparent disability, and neurodiversity. The most impactful part of the conversation was when Pasha and Rae both shared personal and vulnerable stories about their past microaggressions and how those experiences inspired their work as activists and leaders.To reach Rae Nelson:https://www.linkedin.com/in/rae-n-629905234/Resources Rae shared: Microaggressions mosquito videohttps://www.uml.edu/research/advance/about/microaggressions.aspxInterview with SAE Author Dr. Tiffany Janahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzL8tUmT3IU Unconscious bias intro video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCgIRGKAbfc Microaggressions in Movies:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjzWENcW6NQ Derald Wing Sue on Microaggressions:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okE-5eg7ARcSupport the showHire PASHA to present at your next training event or conference.Or hire her as your personal coach (1:1, couples, and executives) https://pashamarlowe.com/pasha@pashamarlowe.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/pashamarlowe/Hire ATIF to present at your next training event or conference. atif@callingallminds.comcallingallminds.comLinkedin: @AtifChoudhury

Leela Sinha (ze/zir) joins me today to talk about zir work with the Intensives Institute and what it means to be an intensive. I have always identified as an intense person, so the intensive framework spoke to me. Leela shares that ze created the intensive framework because it makes people feel "less broken". So many of us intensives feel like we are "too much". We do not deal in small feelings. We are risk takers, innovators, and leaders. We go hard and come back for more. Often this causes conflict, especially in relationships, which Leela speaks to. We end with a discussion about intensive leaders can protect their boundaries and keep laughing, even as the world around us is experiencing collective trauma. To reach Leela: leela@intensivesinstitute.comTik Tok @leelasinhaPodcast "Power Pivot"Support the showHire PASHA to present at your next training event or conference.Or hire her as your personal coach (1:1, couples, and executives) https://pashamarlowe.com/pasha@pashamarlowe.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/pashamarlowe/Hire ATIF to present at your next training event or conference. atif@callingallminds.comcallingallminds.comLinkedin: @AtifChoudhury