Emily sharing her story, running through symptom lists (ADHD and ASD) speaks so much of my own experience too and is helping me to better understand and communicate my own experience. When I found the show, I listened to episodes back to back for hours each day. I find so much of what I experience in her experience. Emily’s lived experience is such a gift to my loved ones to learn more about me and other neurodivergent people by listening to Emily. Thank you Emily for putting yourself out there. I feel less alone.

I can hardly speak about Emily’s wonderland to my family and friends without crying because of how many “me too” moments and “ah ha” I’ve been given as I sit in my 44yr old female body- I am gobsmacked! I have know I was a theatrical, nerdy, imaginative, articulate only child, wyrd, neurodivergent girl my whole life but felt so alone and misunderstood and had no idea I might also be autistic 💞🙏🎉🥰😻🥲embracing this truth may unlock my future self in ways I can only imagine right now- soooooo thankful to your leadership Emily- presence, candor, compassion, courage, rich curiosity and passion for education and lifelong learning that brought you into our lives and this moment!

I relate so much to most of the things in this podcast. It really validates my own experiences. Thank you for sharing.

This podcast is fabulous. I feel so much clarity and peace when I listen to her journey with her diagnoses. The way she speaks is captivating for me and I truly appreciate how transparent and honest the host is. Thank you for making “My brain is a wonderland.”. 💗