Neurodiverse Kids, Feminism & Injuries with Liz, Reiki Master Teacher and Occupational Therapist
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Neurodiverse Kids, Feminism & Injuries with Liz, Reiki Master Teacher and Occupational Therapist
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Liz joins me today to share her experience working as an Occupational Therapist with children all across the neurodiverse spectrum.
My mind is blown by the physical symptoms she talks about that often co-exist with ND conditions. We talk the difference presentations in boys vs. girls and whether they come down to nature or nurture.
Liz, who knew me when I was a child, but hasn't seen me in 30 years, talks about what 'Little Angie' was like and how she saw my symptoms present when we reconnected as adults.
I could've kept going for hours, but Liz is in the middle of helping to build a house, so I had to leave her to go off and learn how to plaster walls. You might hear some banging in the background of this one because of the building works, but I think the quality of the conversation makes up for the quality of the sound.
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