What does it really mean to have a neurodivergent mind? And why are so many people only discovering this part of themselves in adulthood? In many parts of the world, conversations around neurodiversity are still just beginning. Even in developed countries, real support for neurodivergent children and adults remains limited, and myths persist. In this powerful episode, I’m joined by Kim Harrison, a clinical mental health counsellor who is passionate about supporting neurodiverse families. Together, we explore what neurodiversity truly means, why embracing neurological differences matters, and how parents can better support their children through diagnosis, growth, and acceptance. We’re breaking the silence around the misconceptions, the confusion, and the beauty of neurodivergent minds because every mind is unique, capable, and worthy of understanding. If you're curious to learn more or looking for support, don’t hesitate to reach out to: 1. Kim Harrison at ZanAid Clinic kiminzanzibar@gmail.com 0779 453 693 2. Amaechi Nduka-Agwu at Premier Care Clinic (Masaki, Dar) darpsychologist@gmail.com 0759 795 846 3. Dr. Aleya Remtullah (Developmental Pediatrician) book your consultation at WAJAMAMA Clinic, 0758648885 if in Zanzibar and when in Dar at Aga Khan Hospital, 0699532816 or at Premier Care, 0759795847 🎧 Tune in. Let’s talk about what’s been left unsaid for far too long.