Diagnosis Human: What My Daughter Taught Me About Being Human with Elly Chapple
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What if the biggest lessons about being human come from the people society is most determined to change?
In this Bookshelf episode, I'm joined by author Elly Chapple to talk about her book Diagnosis Human and the extraordinary lessons she learned from her daughter.
Together we talk about what happens when we stop trying to make people fit into systems that were never designed for them, and instead become curious about who they really are.
The conversation touches on authenticity, psychological safety, discomfort, communication, disability, neurodivergence and the power of slowing down enough to truly understand another person's experience.
This isn't just a conversation about parenting or disability. It's a conversation about being human.
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Website: https://ellychapple.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ellychapple2023/
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