What happens when you spend a lifetime trying to fit into 'a box' you were never meant to be in?
In this episode, I’m joined by Katie Bertie, a specialist educator who supports teenagers with ADHD and dyslexia and their parents.
We talk about neurodiversity, motherhood and the journey towards self-acceptance - including the grief of understanding yourself later in life, the pressure to meet society’s expectations, and the surprising ways our children can help us understand ourselves better.
We also explore the noise of modern parenting, why it can be so hard to trust our own judgement, and how to reconnect with our intuition when everyone seems to have an opinion on what we should be doing.
Because sometimes, finding your own way starts with realising you don’t have to fit the mould in the first place.
In this episode, we explore:
This was such a beautifully honest, vulnerable and relatable conversation about identity, acceptance and finding the freedom to do things your way.
MORE ABOUT KATIE:
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Downoad Katie's free guide HERE - 3 Easy Ways to Make your ADHD/Dyslexic Teen Feel Heard and Supported
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