Our first guest episode of the year is with the amazing Laura Pettunuzzo 🌻
Laura is a disabled writer and bibliophile living on Wurundjeri land. She has a Masters of Professional psychology and has written for The Age, Kill Your Darlings, ArtsHub, ABC Everyday and The Guardian.
We are back for Season 2! ✨✨
Are you normally a New Years Resolution kinda person? Or maybe you kick off the year with a bucket load of goals? Or maybe you don't do anything but feel like you should?
Want to know what we are doing this year? Go and have a listen!
Good morning and happy new year everybody! 🎆 We are so excited for 2024 and what it has in store!
If "Be a Differently Brained guest" is on your 2024 bingo sheet, pop over to our private Facebook group and fill in the Google Form. Simple as that! 🌟
Do you have opinions about our podcast? We want to hear them!
Our pod is all about creating resources, starting conversations and supporting our community. So who better than our community to tell us what we need. You can grab the link here or in our bio: https://t.co/bsm1KMJSg7
If you've been thinking to yourself "gee, I would love to be guest on DBP next year", now is absolutely your chance. If you head over to FB and join our private Differently Brained Community you'll find a super simple Google Form pinned right to the top to tell us you're keen!
Do you have opinions about our podcast? We want to hear them!
Our pod is all about creating resources, starting conversations and supporting our community. So who better than our community to tell us. You can grab the link here or from our bio: https://t.co/bsm1KMJSg7
Spotify has spoken - Kay Kerr and Orion Kelly were our top episodes for the year. But we want to hear from you guys. Tell us what your favourite guest or episode for the year was and who or what you want to see more of next year!
We are a little slower than everyone else but we have finally looked at our Spotify Wrapped! And what an absolute treat it was for us. Thank you all for a 2023 that was beyond our wildest dreams. We genuinely couldn't do it without our community and you guys listening in 😍
This week Lachlan and Jacinta chat about six biggest challenges they faced when trying to build a mindfulness or gratitude practice and a bunch of ideas that they are going to try to see if they can make it work to be happier and healthier in 2024.
Our episode with Alicia Elliott (@ellialic) is one you won't want to miss. We dig in and ask all our burning questions about her brilliant book And Then She Fell and how much it was informed by her own experiences. We chat about psychosis, bipolar, motherhood and so much more.
Episode 31 is here, and this time, the spotlight's on Lachlan! Join us as we dive deep into his world and the complexities of trichotillomania. Get a candid look into his experiences, challenges and the ongoing process of managing and understanding his hair pulling.
Dive into Episode 30 where JD pulls back the curtain on her recent CFS struggles and hosts herself a little pity party. With no frills and no filter, Jacinta gives you a front-row seat to her mental and physical health spiral with the latest fatigue flare.
We have our first double-guest episode! And we couldn't have picked a better pair to interview - Jess Flint and her mum Bonnie!
We were so delighted to have Jess and Bonnie share their story and challenge so many ideas many of us cling onto around early diagnosis.
We nabbed the insanely delightful Ashley Kalagian Blunt (@akalagianblunt) to ask all about her mental health with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, how she looks after herself while writing crime fiction and why she once used a snaplock bag as a toilet. You know you want to know more!
We are absolutely certain you have heard of Amanda Tattersall (@amandatattersall) and the amazing @changemakerspodcast. We couldn't be more excited to have this super interesting episode with Amanda AND for our very own JD to be on an episode of the ChangeMakers podcast.