No Such Thing as Normal

No Such Thing as Normal

At least 20% of New Zealanders are believed to be neurodivergent, but there is very little awareness, understanding and support for people with conditions such as ADHD, Autism and Dyslexia.

Sonia Gray has a neurodivergent daughter and is an ADHDer herself. In this 10-part series she’ll talk to dozens of experts and people with a lived-experience of neurodiversity to better understand how we can support and celebrate those whose brains are wired differently.

No Such Thing as Normal is brought to you by NZ Herald and Team Uniform, with support from NZ on Air. New episodes are available every Saturday.

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27. Strengths-based education (Part 2): What happens when we build around strengths?

27. Strengths-based education (Part 2): What happens when we build around strengths?

In this episode, Sonia Gray speaks with 12-year-old Benjamin, whose extraordinary creativity sits alongside the challenges of dyslexia. His mother, Gretchen, reflects on the hidden effort behind his l...

20 Mars 43min

26. Strengths-based education (Part 1): Unlocking the gifts

26. Strengths-based education (Part 1): Unlocking the gifts

For many dyslexic children, school is where self-doubt begins. Literacy and numeracy sit at the centre of how ability is measured, so it doesn’t take long for kids who struggle in these areas to absor...

13 Mars 39min

25. Sensory overload: What your child is trying to tell you

25. Sensory overload: What your child is trying to tell you

Parenting a child with ADHD, autism, Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD), Pervasive Demand Avoidance (PDA) or sensory challenges can feel unpredictable. One day everything is fine. The next day it isn...

6 Mars 32min

24. ADHD medication - Is it safe? Is it effective? 

24. ADHD medication - Is it safe? Is it effective? 

ADHD stimulant medication use is rising in New Zealand, but questions about safety and side effects remain - as does the stigma surrounding these meds. In the first episode of Season three, Sonia Gray...

27 Feb 44min

23. The mystery of Tourette’s syndrome

23. The mystery of Tourette’s syndrome

We all know what Tourette’s is - or we think we do.  But this is a condition that is largely misunderstood and routinely misrepresented. Only around 10% of those with Tourette’s syndrome have the ‘swe...

1 Nov 202431min

22. The Spiral of Shame

22. The Spiral of Shame

A diagnosis of ADHD, autism or dyslexia is merely an indication that your brain works in a different - and exciting - way. So why are the rates of co-occurring anxiety and depression so high for neuro...

25 Okt 202428min

21. What is Dyspraxia?

21. What is Dyspraxia?

Dyspraxia (or Developmental Coordination Disorder) is more than just a difficulty tying shoelaces or riding a bike.  It impacts almost every aspect of life, and the effort to carry out basic tasks can...

18 Okt 202430min

20. The Shaming and Blaming of Parents

20. The Shaming and Blaming of Parents

The parents of kids with neurodifferences face multiple challenges. But while navigating a broken system is exhausting, the constant scrutiny of your parenting can be worse. In this episode, Sonia tal...

11 Okt 202430min

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