Episode 337: The Boredom Paradox: Why Having Plenty to Do Doesn't Cure Monotony

"Boredom isn't a lack of things to do, it's the restless, agitated desire to do something that actually matters."

ADHD, Executive Functioning, Mental illness, NeurodiversityDave MorrisOctober 22, 2026adhd, Executive Functioning, mental health, neurodiversity, James Danckert, Out of My Skull, boredom proneness, task initiation, alexithymia, personal agency, doomscrolling, task paralysis, chronic restlessness

Episode 251: Moving From Traditional to Neurodiversity-Affirming Therapy

Traditional therapy models often position clinicians as the experts, but what happens when this dynamic overlooks the lived experiences of neurodivergent clients?

Autism, Counseling, Diversity, Neurodiversity, AssessmentDave MorrisDecember 12, 2024mental health, therapy, clinical psychology, neurodiversity

Episode 250: Real-World Relationships, Digital Connections, Keeping It Together

For neurodivergent kids, finding their social groove looks different than you might think.

2e, ADHD, Autism, Executive Functioning, Gaming, Gifted, Neurodiversity, ParentingDave MorrisDecember 12, 2024neurodiversity, social relationships, pandemic, online, social skills, parenting, mental health, gifted, executive functioning

Episode 223: Decoding ADHD in Children: Early Diagnosis, Leveraging Strengths

Cultural and socioeconomic effects, the benefit of early diagnosis, and more.

ADHD, Counseling, Education, ParentingDave MorrisMay 2, 2024ADHD, diagnosis, neurodiversity, socioeconomic, stigma, mental health

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