Welcome to Neuro Dive Urgency!

Your space for raw conversations that break the stigma around mental health and all things neurodivergent transformation.

* Lived experience stories of people who've gone from struggling to thriving as a neurodivergent or sensitive soul.

* Honest talk about transformation: tools for clarity, healing, and hope without toxic positivity or hustle culture.

* Spiritual and science-based approaches for mastering your mind, your performance, and your mental wellbeing.

Today's Guest: Richard D. Waldman ( https://brainyites.com/ )

Richard D. Waldman is a Cape Coral–based Army veteran, clinical pastor, speaker, and author of Your Guide to… A Better Way of Thinking. He created the Order to Life self-healing system—a simple, transferable (“people helping people”) framework that helps individuals quiet negative, judgmental chatter and make better present-moment choices. Richard equips veterans, families, schools, and workplaces with practical tools that improve focus, relationships, and results. Brainyites is a support system that honors the Order to Life self-healing system, bringing people together to learn it and teach it forward. Learn more at Brainyites.com.

Connect with Richard:

Website: https://Brainyites.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coachmerich/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brainyites/

About Your Host:

I'm Anthony Palacin. Having lived through a Bipolar diagnosis and been put on antipsychotics and then experienced depression, I've worked on myself to come off medications naturally while self-diagnosing as ADHD. I now mentor, teach and coach peak performance based on the neuroscience of "flow states" with a trauma-informed and spiritual perspective.

Connect with me here:

https://palacin.co.uk/

https://www.facebook.com/anthonypalacincoach/

https://instagram.com/anthonypalacincoach

https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthonypalacin/

https://linktr.ee/anthonypalacin

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