Let's Talk Neurosense: the psychology of neurodiversity
Booking Overview
Metrics
Episodes: 34
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.5/5.0
Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000
Listener location: United Kingdom
Contact Information
Publicly listed emails
support@naomifisher.co.uk
neurosense@substack.com
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Host
Dr Naomi Fisher - Co-host of a psychology podcast examining neurodiversity, diagnosis, disability, and support systems.
Dr Danielle Drinkwater - Co-host of a psychology podcast examining neurodiversity, diagnosis, disability, and support systems.
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Recent Guest Discussions
Lucy Johnstone - ADHD, Psychiatric Classification, Neurodiversity, Lived Experience, And The Public Debate Surrounding The Great ADHD Myth?
Janyce Boynton - Facilitated Communication, Suggestibility, Controlled Testing, Professional Accountability, And The Risks Of Unsupported Communication Methods.
Aleida Verhoeven - Australia's Disability-support System, Autistic People’s Needs, Service Provision, Funding, And Disability Outcomes.
Richard Smith - Autistic Adults, Masking, Diagnosis, Stigma, Assessment, Funding, And Support Resources.
Chrissie Blackburn - Childhood Diagnosis, Disability Labels, Education Systems, Family Decision-making, And Supporting Wellbeing Beyond Diagnostic Categories.
Recent Topics
Episodes
S3 E5 Concept Creep and Neurodiversity with Nick Haslam
October 07, 2026
How does the meaning of words change over time - and what are the implications when those words are clinical terms? Nick Haslam is an academic psychologist, and his work has looked at the expansion of psychological terms like ‘trauma’, ‘abuse’ and ‘bullying’. He suggests that these concepts expand over time, becoming both less extreme (vertical expansion) and broader (horizontal expansion). In this interview, we talk about how that applies to neurodiversity. We discuss how formal terms like ‘...
S3 E4 The Invisible Girls of Autism with Nabeelah Jaffer
September 30, 2026
Nabeelah got in touch with us because she was concerned. She has an autistic 6-year-old whose autism has been obvious since she was very young and who is minimally speaking. She felt that children like her daughter were invisible. Her family’s priorities are not represented in the conversation about neurodiversity and it’s more than that, she thinks that we are lacking the language that we need to describe important differences between autistic people. The word ‘autism’ is being used to mean...
BONUS: It’s all in the interaction: the nature and nurture of autism with Robert Wright
September 26, 2026
“I would love if the phrase nature vs nurture disappeared from the planet. I think it’s really held back a lot of progress. It’s nature and nurture. If we think of science as nature and nurture we are going to make progress a lot faster than if we keep dividing it into separate things because that’s just not how the world works.” Robert WrightAre you confused by the nature vs nurture debate? Are you unsure what it really means to say that ‘autism is genetic’, and why people say that there is ...
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Frequently asked questions
How do I get in touch with Let's Talk Neurosense: the psychology of neurodiversity?
Let's Talk Neurosense: the psychology of neurodiversity is hosted by Dr Naomi Fisher and Dr Danielle Drinkwater. Its publicly listed emails are support@naomifisher.co.uk and neurosense@substack.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.
What is the email for Let's Talk Neurosense: the psychology of neurodiversity?
The publicly listed emails for Let's Talk Neurosense: the psychology of neurodiversity: support@naomifisher.co.uk and neurosense@substack.com.
How many listeners does Let's Talk Neurosense: the psychology of neurodiversity have?
Podseeker estimates Let's Talk Neurosense: the psychology of neurodiversity reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.
Who is an ideal guest for Let's Talk Neurosense: the psychology of neurodiversity?
Let's Talk Neurosense: the psychology of neurodiversity typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Clinical or research expertise in psychology, psychiatry, autism, ADHD, disability, or communication; professional experience in assessment or support services; relevant autistic or family lived experience; or substantial advocacy and policy expertise. Common among recent guests: Specialized clinical or disability-sector experience; Published books, articles, or essays; Documentary or media appearances. Recent guests include Lucy Johnstone, Janyce Boynton, and Aleida Verhoeven.
How hard is it to get booked on Let's Talk Neurosense: the psychology of neurodiversity?
Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.
What topics does Let's Talk Neurosense: the psychology of neurodiversity cover?
Recent episodes cover Neurodiversity, Autism, Adhd, Psychology, and Disability. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.
Publicly listed emails
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neurosense@substack.com
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