Emily Kircher-Morris is the host of The Neurodiversity Podcast. After working as a gifted education teacher and school counselor, Emily pursued her passion of supporting the affective needs of gifted and twice-exceptional children as a clinical mental health counselor. She is also the author of several books, including "Teaching Twice-Exceptional Learners in Today's Classroom" and the forthcoming revised edition of "A Parent's Guide to Gifted Children." She has three neurodivergent children and is neurodivergent herself.
During this episode, Emily talks about:
● What her life was like as a twice-exceptional student (gifted and ADHD)
● Her experience as a teacher of gifted and twice-exceptional children, and why she decided to become a clinical mental health counselor
● The importance of neurodiversity-affirming therapy, and what it looks like in practice
● What inspired her to start The Neurodiversity Podcast
● The story behind the books that she wrote
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Carolyn
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