Is it resilience, or is it just surviving a broken system?

In this episode of Neurotypicals Don’t Juggle Chainsaws, Kate and Nic are joined by special guest Anna Knight, a former speech therapist turned coach for world-changers (and dungaree-lovers).

They explore why 'resilience' gets weaponised (especially in schools), what true resilience actually looks like and the liberating power of and.

There’s also chat about value pie charts, custard mishaps, and the joy of being bluntly honest in neurodivergent relationships.

Find more from Anna at www.theaudaciousand.com

Can what you wear change how you feel?

In this episode of Neurotypicals Don’t Juggle Chainsaws, Kate and Nic get into the joy of dopamine dressing, from rainbow trousers and sunflower dungarees to sequins, shiny shoes, and novelty ties.

There’s talk of goths, grief, rainbows, resistance, and a fair bit about pockets.

Whether you’re fully sequinned or just testing out a colourful earring, you’re invited.

This one’s for the animal lovers and the animal needers.

Kate and Nic explore how animals can calm, support, and connect us, especially if you're neurodivergent. From alpaca walks to ex-therapy pets, dog reading, and fox neighbours (yes, really), it’s a warm, funny episode about the very real emotional support that animals can bring.

Includes: cats with opinions, therapy owls, and a red panda with boundaries.