Not Quite Typical: AuDHD & Neurodivergent Conversations2 Jun

S02E05:Hypnotherapy for AuDHD: Bypassing the Mask & Dissolving Burnout with Hypnotherapist Josephine Knechtli

If you’ve completed the "mainstream levels" of mental health care,from talk therapy to psychiatric labels,and you’re still left wondering why you are struggling, this episode is the "how-to" guide you’ve been waiting for. Joining the podcast is the incredible Josephine Knechtli, a brilliant hypnotherapist who is completely changing the game for the neurodivergent community.

In this deep, humorous, and incredibly cathartic conversation, we bust the old Hollywood myths about hypnosis and mind control to reveal why "Hypnoland" is actually Neurodivergent City. Josephine explains how hypnotherapy completely bypasses the "crunchy, crusty layer" of social masking, coulds, and shoulds to target the raw, emotional protection mechanisms underneath. We dive into why traditional behavior management tools fail us when we are in a primitive fear state, how the psychiatric system often leaves late-discovered women feeling fundamentally broken, and why true unmasking requires building deep internal safety rather than just trying harder.

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