Episode 10: A Broader Definition of Normal
Description
OCD is largely thought of as an aversion to germs and excessive hand washing, but it’s far more complicated than that. Obsessive thoughts can be around almost anything, and the compulsive behaviour that accompanies it can be debilitating for the individual and their whānau.
Up to 80 000 New Zealanders live with OCD but less than 10% have sought treatment.
In this final episode of the series, Sonia talks to 17-year-old Poppy, who gives a brave insight into her OCD. And we hear from some of the many people and groups who are driving change in the neurodiversity space.
Guests:
Poppy Armiger
Helena Armiger
Jock Matthews Rojolie Clinic
Professor David Coghill AADPA
Darrin Bull
Jo Charman Autism NZ
Tanya Blakey Autism NZ
Susan Haldane Mind Over Manner
Rich Rowley Brain Badge
Facebook: Kids Wired Differently
Instagram: nosuchthingasnormalpodcast
Resources OCD:
Other Resources:
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
United States
