Wired Divergent: Unmasking, Confidence & Regulation for Autistic Adults

Wired Divergent: Unmasking, Confidence & Regulation for Autistic Adults

Wired Divergent is a podcast for autistic & AuDHD adults who spent a long time being a version of themselves that was never really them and understand how harmful and exhausting this can be. Host Jen deHaan is an AuDHD trauma-informed certified coach and long term educator (degree and further certification) in a variety of spaces. Masking is a form of scripting, planning and performance that a lot of neurodivergent people learn early on that often leads to exhaustion and burnout. This podcast focuses on where those things meet: unmasking, shame reduction, and confidence within a world that keeps treating us as the problem. Expect masking and autistic burnout, late-identified or late-diagnosed life, and self-trust, social confidence and getting out of your own head, and the shame that originated from society and communities around you. Some episodes discuss why something happens, and other episodes contain one easy tool or idea to try on your own. All of it comes from an AuDHD person talking to autistic & AuDHD people (you!), with no pathologizing and no fixing. We will be unmasking and unraveling any remaining long-internalized shame together. New episodes released on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The Thursday episodes offer a guided nervous system regulation practice (and is inclusive of those with limited interoception and/or alexithymia). If you want to work on these things, such as unmasking and confidence building, alongside other people, Jen runs workshops about all of this and is developing an asynchronous one to one coaching practice. Head to jendehaan.com for more information. There are separate videos on Jen's YouTube about the same topics. About: Jen deHaan is an autistic and ADHD (AuDHD) trauma-informed certified coach, producer, and improviser based in British Columbia, with a background in creative education. She has close to 30 years in creative work and over a decade teaching improv and performance. She coaches one to one and runs workshops for autistic and AuDHD adults building confidence and understanding. Jen is also writing, producing, and hosting a TV show called Grounded for Optik+ and Telus STORYHIVE about neurodivergent brains and nervous system regulation. Her show will launch and stream in 2027. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

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Episoder(36)

[Regulation Practice] 15-Minute Body Double Session for Evening Wind-Down

[Regulation Practice] 15-Minute Body Double Session for Evening Wind-Down

This is a fifteen minute body double session I made for winding down at the end of the day. Press play, pick one small evening task, and we'll work through it at the same time.Body doubling gives a lo...

23 Jul 20min

Autistic and AuDHD Confidence: How to Decide When to Speak Up

Autistic and AuDHD Confidence: How to Decide When to Speak Up

So many confidence videos tell you to take up space because you deserve it, and almost none of them mention that safety in doing that isn't the same for all of us. Which is so important for those of u...

21 Jul 39min

[Regulation Practice] Permission to move!

[Regulation Practice] Permission to move!

In this week's Regulation Practice, I am guiding you through a short "permission to move" exercise designed for those times when you are feeling restless, or prickly with energy, or holding onto pent-...

16 Jul 10min

Monotropic Flow States: Adjustments That Actually Help Autistic & AuDHD Adults

Monotropic Flow States: Adjustments That Actually Help Autistic & AuDHD Adults

Monotropic flow can be one of the best parts of an autistic or ADHD or AuDHD brain, we are unmasked in JOY! Really ferocious joy. But it can also be the reason you come up for air hours later feeling ...

14 Jul 29min

[Regulation Practice] A guided sensory orientation reset for when things feel disconnected

[Regulation Practice] A guided sensory orientation reset for when things feel disconnected

In this episode, I guide you through a sensory orientation practice designed to act as a reset when life feels overwhelming. If you are experiencing that disconnected, far-away feeling where the space...

9 Jul 12min

Why High-Masking AuDHD & Autistic Burnout Seems So Sudden (And What to Try to Start Unmasking)

Why High-Masking AuDHD & Autistic Burnout Seems So Sudden (And What to Try to Start Unmasking)

High masking autistic and ADHD burnout can show up like it arrived from nowhere, with no warning that you were heading there. Oof. In this episode I look at why that early signal often goes missing, a...

7 Jul 34min

[Regulation Practice] Bring One Good Thing to Mind: A Brief Resourcing Practice

[Regulation Practice] Bring One Good Thing to Mind: A Brief Resourcing Practice

This is a brief resourcing exercise based on the Community Resilience Model (CRM) concept of a "resource" for nervous system regulation. This educational self-care practice focuses on bringing a posit...

2 Jul 6min

How to Task Switch with Autistic Inertia, and Help Your Nervous System Make Transitions

How to Task Switch with Autistic Inertia, and Help Your Nervous System Make Transitions

Inertia makes task switching super difficult. You can see the thing you need to do, you actually want to do it, and your body responds like it's completely out of reach. In this episode I get into wha...

30 Jun 37min

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