This Voice
Is Mine.
For every neurodivergent mind that was masked, misread or missed.
Honest conversations about identity, belonging and the systems that shape our lives. Hosted by Dr Emma Offord.
Start listening ↗Your voice. Your pace.
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A few places to begin.
Follow the conversation that speaks to where you are today.
What is anger trying to tell us?
A conversation with Dr Caroline Boyd about maternal anger and motherhood.
Explore the episode ↗Be gentle with your giant heart.
Suzy Reading on self-care, speaking up for your needs and receiving support.
Explore the episode ↗Making sense of a changing mind.
Dr Helen Wall joins Emma to talk about perimenopause, ADHD and brain fog.
Explore the episode ↗Find your next conversation.
Listen directly to each conversation, or explore an episode guide where available.
Season 16 episodes
Season 28 episodes
Season 38 episodes
Curiosity, complexity
and room to speak.
Emma is a clinical psychologist, a neurodivergent woman and the founder of Divergent Life. She brings clinical understanding, lived experience and a willingness to question the systems we have learned to accept.
Through stories and conversations about neurodivergence, creativity, parenting and identity, This Voice Is Mine makes room for experiences that are too often flattened into a label.
Hosted by Dr Emma Offord · Creative & content: Jo
Photography by Marc Taylor
Conversations with shared values.
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Download the information pack ↗What conversation would you bring?
We welcome lived experience, thoughtful questions and voices that do not always get the microphone. Tell Emma a little about yourself and what you would like to explore.