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Why being “wired differently” isn’t a disadvantage – it's the future.
In this episode of Inside the Pickle Jar, Tonya Weaver returns to the vital conversation around neurodiversity and mental health, first sparked in back in episode 13 titled The Connection Between Mental Health and Neurodiversity. From boardrooms to behavioral health conferences, the recognition of neurodivergence is gaining momentum.
Tonya unpacks how the mental health system still often fails neurodivergent individuals, why affirming care is essential and how we can reframe “difference” as an asset, not a diagnosis. This isn’t just about awareness; it’s about action.
🎧 Tune in to explore:
- How neurodiversity is reshaping workplaces and health systems
- The evolving definition of “inclusive care”
- Why neurodivergent voices must lead the change
This episode will leave you thinking differently about what mental health should look like in a neurodiverse world.
🎧 Tune in now and learn how to transform change into growth!
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