The Neuroconvergence Podcast

Welcome to the Neuroconvergence Podcast – where the brightest sparks of the neurodivergent world come together. Hosted by a proudly neurodivergent team, we dive into candid conversations with educators, founders, neuroscientists, creators, activists, and change-makers who are reshaping how we think about minds, learning, and community. Each episode is a celebration of difference — amplifying lived experience, sharing powerful ideas, and uncovering the creativity and innovation that thrives in our neurodiverse world. Whether you're neurodivergent yourself, a parent, a professional, or simply curious, you'll leave inspired, informed, and ready to join the movement for unity and inclusion.

The Neuroconvergence Podcast is a society podcast hosted by Neuroconvergence, with 15 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Neuroconvergence hosts The Neuroconvergence Podcast, a society show with 15 episodes published.

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  Episode #14

  Spelling to Communicate: When Speech Isn't the Measure | Non-Speaking Autistic Perspectives

  Apr 10, 20261h 18mS1

  <p>Non-speaking autistic spellers share their lived experience of communication, autonomy, and intelligence—challenging assumptions and redefining what access, education, and inclusion should look like.</p> Guests <p>Anna Lechleiter — Spell to Communicate practitioner; communication regulation partner supporting non-speaking spellers in Ireland</p> <p>Adrienne Murphy — Advocate and parent; early adopter of spelling-based communication in Ireland</p> <p>Max Whelan (24) — Non-speaking speller; writer and creative</p> <p>Sam Saibu (19) — Non-speaking speller; advocate for access and education</p> <p>Fallon Loftus (15) — Non-speaking speller; student advocating for educational inclusion</p> <p>Host: Michele Van Valey • Producer: Ian Lawton</p> What we cover <p>What Spellin...

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  Episode #13

  Padraig Danaher | Function, Feelings & Finding Your Way | Occupational Therapy, School Anxiety, and Supporting Mental Health Through Meaning and Connection

  Mar 20, 202645 minS1

  <p>Padraig Danaher is a Clinical Specialist Occupational Therapist and Psychological Coach with over 15 years of experience supporting teenagers and adults through complex adversity and psychological challenges. Since 2011, Padraig has specialised in trauma, a strengths-based approach and attachment, guiding clients to reclaim meaning and purpose in their lives. Handle: @the_ot_coach</p> <p>Through evidence-based therapeutic strategies, Padraig facilitates adaptive occupational engagement, helping individuals navigate adverse experiences, restore their sense of self, and reconnect with their community. His goal is to foster resilience and hope, and to inspire clients to live authentically and meaningfully.</p> Guest <p>Padraig Danaher — Cl...

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  Episode #12

  Chloe Victory | Fighting Form, Finding Home | Silat, Sensory Experience and Creative Expression

  Mar 6, 202641 minS1

  <p>Guest: Chloe Victory — Trans autistic writer, filmmaker, performer, and black belt martial artist (Silat). Director of the documentary A Far Green Country, creator of the solo show Elementaller, and advocate for accessible martial arts and creative expression.</p> <p>Host: Al Bellamy Producer: Ian Lawton</p> Episode summary <p>Chloe Victory joins Al Bellamy for a vibrant conversation about martial arts, filmmaking, hypermobility, intrusive thoughts, and creative survival. Chloe shares her journey from black belt to feature filmmaker, reflecting on how Silat helped regulate her nervous system, sharpen spatial awareness, and offer a language for navigating overwhelming mental health mo...

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  Episode #11

  Rosie Bissett | Reading Between the Lines | Dyslexia, Education and Real Systemic Change

  Feb 20, 202651 minS1

  <p>Episode: Reading Between the Lines: Dyslexia, Education, and Real Systemic Change Guest: Rosie Bissett — CEO of Dyslexia Ireland, national advocate for literacy, access, and equity in education. With decades of leadership, Rosie brings systemic insight, lived empathy, and policy-level experience into the conversation around dyslexia, co-occurring conditions, and structural change.</p> <p>Host: Peter O'Brien Producer: Ian Lawton</p> Episode summary <p>In this honest, wide-ranging conversation, Rosie Bissett breaks down the complex realities of dyslexia in Ireland today—from assessment bottlenecks to shame around reading, and from leaving cert reform to AI's limits in education. Rosie reflects on pers...

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  Episode #10

  Tierra Porter | Sharks, Scripts & Showing Up Neurodivergent

  Feb 6, 202647 minS1

  <p>Episode: Sharks, Scripts & Showing Up Neurodivergent Guest: Tierra Porter — Actor, musician, writer, and neurodivergent artist of Indigenous American, African, and Puerto Rican descent. Tierra has toured internationally with Missoula Children's Theatre, graduated with First Class Honours from The Lir Academy, and recently performed at the Gate, Abbey, and Dublin Theatre Festival stages.</p> <p>Host: Al Bellamy Producer: Ian Lawton</p> Episode summary <p>This joyful and energising conversation with Tierra Porter moves from ocean documentaries to Shakespeare, from overstimulation to art as survival. Tierra shares her journey of discovering she's neurodivergent, emigrating from Georgia to Ireland to pursue ac...

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