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Listeners of this podcast consistently praise its ability to provide comfort, validation, and a sense of belonging. They appreciate the open and honest discussions about neurodiversity, and find the content to be both educational and empowering. Many reviewers emphasize the sense of relief they experience from hearing others share their experiences, and they commend the podcast for championing self-confidence and representation for those who identify as neurodiverse.
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A brilliant podcast.
As someone who has grown up always feeling different, even after being diagnosed as an adult (after years of misdiagnosis) I’ve still felt like the odd one out, in my own little ‘odd bubble’, this series has made me realise that not the only one and I’ve never related so much to both Catherine and her guests. Highly recommend
Impactful & important ❤️
I’m so happy to have discovered this podcast! As a late diagnosed autistic woman listening to this podcast has proved invaluable on my journey to self understanding. Recommending to family and friends!
A must listen!
As a late discovered autistic person myself, I found this so touching. Relatable, comforting and inspiring! Every story matters and every action can make a difference. Thanks Catherine xx
Representation matters!
I love listening to this podcast. Catharine has a very soothing voice, easy to listen to. So far I have loved the guests and especially also want to say thanks for also having woman of colour on! I am late discovered (37) and a woman of colour. Representation matters so much. Glad to see different women on the spectrum
Such a powerful and life affirming podcast that helps late discovered women feel seen.
Each episode is powerful and resonates in some way. Each episode helps me feel more comfortable and at peace in my own skin. Thank you for these wonderful conversations that help women feel seen, heard and valued.
A great source of validation and comfort
As a late diagnosed autistic woman with ADHD (at age 47) I’m so grateful to hear other ladies who so succinctly describe this feeling of being different from others within, and being on a forever quest to find out why that is. I love the radical and bold idea of openly and unapologetically accommodating for oneself while learning self-compassion. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I’ve just shared the first ep with my mum who’s 72 and she’s suddenly realising she’s also autistic.
A masterclass is vulnerability
If the first two episodes are anything to go by the rest of this podcast series is going to be incredible listening. I related to so much of what was shared in the first episode, way more than anticipated actually and whilst it seems too easy and trite to say I felt seen it’s the only suitable response. Bravo Catherine for your bravery and desire to help make life better for so many of us who are understood.