Let's Talk Neurosense: the psychology of neurodiversity
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Episodes: 27
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.4/5.0
Estimated listeners: <1k
Gender skew: Unknown
Location: United Kingdom
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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.
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Episodes
BONUS: Why it matters how we talk about ADHD with Danielle Drinkwater and Naomi Fisher
August 24, 2026
The Channel 4 documentary The Great ADHD Myth? has sparked a national conversation, and it’s a heated one. For some, it was a much needed balance to the dominant narrative, while for others it was a biased and dangerous polemic. One of the contributors to the Channel 4 programme, Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist Dr Sami Timimi, argued in his book that the onus should be on those making claims about ADHD having a neurobiological cause to provide robust supporting evidence for such claims. T...
BONUS: Why we shouldn’t call ADHD a myth with Chris Benson
August 22, 2026
The Channel 4 documentary The Great ADHD Myth? has polarised discussion, with one side saying that it was unbalanced and unscientific, while others say that it is a necessary challenge to the dominant narrative.ADHD UK raised concerns about it from before the programme aired, and in this special episode we sat down with Chris Benson, Education Lead for ADHD UK, to find out what he thought. Chris brings decades of experience in education as well as the lived experience of his own late diagnosi...
BONUS: The Great ADHD Myth? with Lucy Johnstone
August 20, 2026
The Guardian called it the most controversial show of the year. Amnesty International called on Channel 4 to make multiple changes before broadcast. ADHD UK complained to Ofcom. There was widespread fury on social media, with people arguing that the question posed in the Channel 4 documentary press release - is ADHD a neurodevelopmental disorder, or a social construct - was a dangerous one that could harm marginalised people. It is fair to say that the documentary The Great ADHD Myth? polar...
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