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Podcast Appearances — Dr Jacinta Thomson on ADHD, Autism & Mental Health
EPISODE 7. HOW TO GET A DIAGNOSIS IN AUSTRALIA WIth Dr Thomson (Part 1)
Jane McFadden interviews Dr. Jacinta Thomson who is a clinical psychologist and has a PhD in clinical neuropsychology. Jacinta concisely and clearly maps out the pathways available for adults to be diagnosed with ADHD in Australia. Jacinta is also an Australian mother to two neurospicy children speaks from her own perspective as well as a professional one.
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EPISODE 12. HOW TO GET A DIAGNOSIS IN AUSTRALIA WIth Dr Thomson (Part 2)
In this episode, Jacinta speaks about her own experience with misdiagnosis, where she was wrongly diagnosed with narcolepsy when really she had ADHD/Autism. We talk about what services/therapies we can receive in Australia through Medicare/NDIS and private health funds and what you CAN do to help yourself if you are not yet able to receive a diagnosis.
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EPISODE 25. is overwhelmed mum syndrome real? WIth Dr Thomson
Jane is back with Dr. Jacinta Thomson on ADHD Mums with Overwhelmed Mum Syndrome and whether it is real or not?
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EPISODE 57. Unique differences of ADHD and autism in women with dr jacinta thomson
On this episode, Jacinta introduces the complexity of distinguishing between ADHD and Autism, emphasising the unique challenges faced by individuals who may exhibit traits of both conditions. Jane and Jacinta delve into the outdated stereotypes associated with autism and how these perceptions can hinder accurate recognition.
The conversation touches on how neurodivergent brains process information, sensory sensitivities, the need for routine, and the subtle ways ADHD and autism traits interact.
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EPISODE 84. I LOVE MY FAMILY... BUT I'M SO F*CKING ANGRY! (Mum rage part 1)
If you've ever felt like you were about to rage-clean the entire house, scream in your car, or book a one-way ticket to anywhere then here, this episode is for you.
We’re diving into mum rage, sensory overload, and the shame spiral that follows—because if just regulating your emotions was that easy, none of us would be listening to this episode.
Key Takeaway: Mum rage doesn’t mean you’re a bad mum—it means you’re overwhelmed, overstimulated, and probably undersupported.
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EPISODE 85. Real tools for real rage (Mum rage part 2)
Okay, so you’ve screamed into your car steering wheel.
Now what?
In Part 2, Jane and clinical psychologist Dr Jacinta Thomson return to bring the goods: the actual, practical tools ADHD mums can use to manage rage without pretending to be zen all the time. From self-coaching scripts to nervous system hacks, this episode gives you permission to be angry—and shows you what to do with it that’s actually effective.
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