S6E9 Special Interests and Creativity with Marie Masse

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In this episode, we cover:

  • How Marie thinks about neurodivergence and her path to discovering her own neurodivergence.

  • How ‘special interests’ manifest for Marie.

  • The difference between Autistic, ADHD, and AuDHD special interests.

  • The centrality of special interests as an ‘organising force’ for autistic folk.

  • Marie’s experience of losing access to her creative process (her special interest).

  • The difference between living a ‘balanced’ life for neurotypicals, versus what ‘balance’ can look like for neurodivergent people.

  • Marie’s experience of her special interests in childhood.

  • How the internet has made interests and interest-based connections more accessible for neurodivergent folk.

  • Neurotypical special interests.

  • Marie explains ‘Story Work’.

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In this episode, we cover:

  • How Marie thinks about neurodivergence and her path to discovering her own neurodivergence.

  • How ‘special interests’ manifest for Marie.

  • The difference between Autistic, ADHD, and AuDHD special interests.

  • The centrality of special interests as an ‘organising force’ for autistic folk.

  • Marie’s experience of losing access to her creative process (her special interest).

  • The difference between living a ‘balanced’ life for neurotypicals, versus what ‘balance’ can look like for neurodivergent people.

  • Marie’s experience of her special interests in childhood.

  • How the internet has made interests and interest-based connections more accessible for neurodivergent folk.

  • Neurotypical special interests.

  • Marie explains ‘Story Work’.

In this episode, we cover:

  • How Marie thinks about neurodivergence and her path to discovering her own neurodivergence.

  • How ‘special interests’ manifest for Marie.

  • The difference between Autistic, ADHD, and AuDHD special interests.

  • The centrality of special interests as an ‘organising force’ for autistic folk.

  • Marie’s experience of losing access to her creative process (her special interest).

  • The difference between living a ‘balanced’ life for neurotypicals, versus what ‘balance’ can look like for neurodivergent people.

  • Marie’s experience of her special interests in childhood.

  • How the internet has made interests and interest-based connections more accessible for neurodivergent folk.

  • Neurotypical special interests.

  • Marie explains ‘Story Work’.