Hannah Clark is a home interiors creator and housing professional sharing bold, colour-led design alongside the realities of a late-diagnosis of ADHD, perimenopause, and motherhood. Hannah is passionate about encouraging people to be brave with DIY, Decor and Design, and to share her home and life journey openly and authentically.

Hannah was so lovely to chat with and I'm grateful for how open she was talking about not only how important it is for us to love our homes but also about health anxiety, late diagnosis, perimenopause and all manner of other topics. Enjoy!

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Melisa Moore, PhD, is the author of The Good Sleep Guide for Neurodivergent Kids. A clinical psychologist board certified in behavioral sleep medicine, she works at the sleep center at Rady Children's Health San Diego. She also has a practice in the Los Angeles area working with children, teens, and young adults across the country for a variety of sleep and mood issues, specializing in neurodiversity.

I've talked so much in previous episodes of the podcast about how difficult and unnatural I've found sleep since I was a child and I know for parents of neurodivergent children, sleep issues can cause huge amounts of stress and upset. Melisa was the perfect person to get on the podcast to talk to about how we can help neurodivergent children with sleep problems and potentially also help ourselves too! Enjoy!

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In possibly my most unmasked and unfiltered episode yet, I've got my bestie, Erin, on to talk about our stims, tics, the ways we self regulate and then a ton of our usual tangents. This episode is a completely natural, unmasked conversation between two really good mates and contains dodgy accents, a load of vocal stims, silly voices and mayhem but hopefully it will be relatable and can help eradicate some of the stigma attached to openly stimming. Enjoy!

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