NeuroChatin
Claim This Podcastby Lancaster University Management School and Neuro DropIn
Podcast Overview
<p>NeuroChatIn is a straight talking, big hearted podcast about what it really means to live with a neuro diagnosis. The shock. The grief. The masking. The dark humour. The tears in the car park. The moments of unexpected strength.</p> <p>We talk honestly about the “what now?” stage, the friendships that wobble, the relationships that stretch, the everyday wins that feel huge, and the stuff nobody warns you about. Nothing is brushed under the carpet and nothing is too small to matter.</p> <p>Created in collaboration between NeuroDropIn and Lancaster University Management School, this podcast blends lived experience with insight and research. Hosted by Sharon Jackson, of NeuroDropIn, and Dr Leighanne Higgins and Ayesha Alam of Lancaster University, we bring real voices to the mic, alongside guest contributors who live and work with neuro conditions and those who support them every day.</p> <p>Stories are shaped by conversations at NeuroDropIn and from the wider community. If you have ever felt blindsided by diagnosis or unsure how to move forward, these chats are here to help you feel less alone and a little more steady on your feet.</p>
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Publishing Since
3/24/2026
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Recent Episodes
April 21, 2026
Life After Diagnosis
<p>Neuro conditions are life transforming, but not always for the negative.</p> <p>We explore how a neurological condition can help you to see a new side to yourself, a more creative side.</p> <p>Grab a cuppa and get ready to discuss all things self-defence, Tai-Chi, crafting, diary keeping, journalling and more. </p>
April 14, 2026
Who Cares?
<p>This is the first of likely many episodes that will offer a dedicated discussion on the role of carer, unearthing the challenges faced by the 24/7 carer and asking who genuinely cares in our society and world? </p>
April 7, 2026
Spontaneity, and the Lack of It
<p>With neuro conditions,<b> </b>Spontaneity often goes out the window, seeing us having to overplay and think every visit, outing and encounter. This episode explores this and the impact it has on us and our loved ones.</p>
6 total episodes available
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- What is NeuroChatin?
<p>NeuroChatIn is a straight talking, big hearted podcast about what it really means to live with a neuro diagnosis. The shock. The grief. The masking. The dark humour. The tears in the car park. The moments of unexpected strength.</p> <p>We talk honestly about the “what now?” stage, the friendships that wobble, the relationships that stretch, the everyday wins that feel huge, and the stuff nobody warns you about. Nothing is brushed under the carpet and nothing is too small to matter.</p> <p>Created in collaboration between NeuroDropIn and Lancaster University Management School, this podcast blends lived experience with insight and research. Hosted by Sharon Jackson, of NeuroDropIn, and Dr Leighanne Higgins and Ayesha Alam of Lancaster University, we bring real voices to the mic, alongside guest contributors who live and work with neuro conditions and those who support them every day.</p> <p>Stories are shaped by conversations at NeuroDropIn and from the wider community. If you have ever felt blindsided by diagnosis or unsure how to move forward, these chats are here to help you feel less alone and a little more steady on your feet.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
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