TOO LOUD, TOO BRIGHT, TOO MUCH: A neurodivergent guide to sensory overload
Does the world ever feel too loud, too bright, or just… too much? In this episode, we’re diving into sensory overload from both the ADHD and autistic perspective. From squeaky pens and big lights to food textures, shouty music, and sweaty feet (yes, really), we share the everyday things that send our nervous systems…
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