Content warning: reference to the r-word, mention of s*ic*de In this episode, myself and guest Elizabeth Rudolph discuss the struggles, nuances, and misconceptions of living with ADHD. We also touch on what it means to be a member of the neurodiverse community. Elizabeth is the Director of Accessibility Services at the Albion College Cutler Center for Student Success Book mentioned: <a href= "https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/10479419-how-to-train-a-wild-elephant"> How to Train a Wild Elephant </a> Song of the Week: Emeli Sande- Extraordinary Being Instagram: @honestly.konai Twitter: honestly.onai Website: honestlyonai.com

Mentor Check In: Grieving While America is Melting (feat. Dr. Q)

Honestly Onai is here to raise the collective consciousness of all aspects of human experience so we can heal personally, and work collectively toward a future that reflects and honors all that we are. Through my own story, and the knowledge of my guests, my Honest community will walk away pondering their own journeys and finding power in their truth.
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