#228: Understanding & Celebrating Neurodiversity – Jolene Stockman

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Recorded01 May 2023

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[34:46] Jolene Stockman joins us today for a lively, enlightening discussion about neurodiversity, including her personal story of discovering and embracing her autism. Jolene shares how Toastmasters offered her brain the perfect environment and program, and explains why she prefers to be called “autistic” rather than a “person with autism.”

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