divergent life
The unquiet podcast

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.

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Season 16 episodes
Eliza FrickerFinding her voice, school distress & belonging
Will MartinThe gut, the brain & the unquiet body
Charlotte HuntSchool, survival & raising neurodivergent children
Charis HalsallParenting unplugged & neuroaffirming families
Helen MarieNervous systems, shame & finding your voice
Dr Caroline BoydMaternal anger & motherhood
Season 28 episodes
Lisa GalleyParental burnout & autistic children
Jo RodriguezAfter-school meltdowns & SEND parenting
Ryan SwainADHD & finding the right environment
Suzy ReadingSelf-care, self-advocacy & receiving support
Eve HarrisonSelective mutism, autism & BSL
Sophie CartledgePerimenopause & discovering ADHD
Dr Clare JacobsonLate identification & the body
LouLate diagnosis, shame & understanding your brain
Season 38 episodes
Dr Helen WallPerimenopause, ADHD & brain fog
Linsey BiggsAutistic burnout, school trauma & life without school
Rachel ClarkAutism, eating disorders & hope
Ashlyn FirkinsDyslexia, autism, motherhood & family
James HuntFatherhood & connection beyond words
Ruby PeaceSibling love & the fight for Ewan
Dr Tuesday Watts-OverallFear, perfectionism & the truth about motherhood
Jolene IronsideComing home to the body: somatic safety & the nervous system
Behind the microphone

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

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