Posts tagged neurodivergent women
Women 35–55: Why You Might Feel Like You’re Falling Apart with Julie Bjelland, LMFT

Women ages 35–55 often feel like they are falling apart during perimenopause and menopause. In this episode, psychotherapist, Julie Bjelland explains how estrogen, nervous system sensitivity, autism, ADHD, and burnout intersect in midlife, why symptoms are often dismissed, and why so many women discover they are autistic at this stage. Learn what actually helps and why relief is possible.

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Unmasking the Sensitive Autistic Neurotype: Life-Changing Discoveries for Women with Julie Bjelland, LMFT

Julie Bjelland, LMFT, explores the Sensitive Autistic Neurotype, late-identified autism in women, masking, misdiagnosis, and pathways to healing.

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Women Rising: Reclaiming Our Power, Health, and Voice With Julie Bjelland, LMFT

A powerful call for women to rise—exploring health, rights, trauma, and how to reclaim our voice, wellness, and collective power.

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Why Are So Many Sensitive People Discovering They’re Autistic? With Julie Bjelland, LMFT

Discover why so many sensitive people, especially women (AFAB), are uncovering their autism later in life. We tackle the 'fad' myth, explore the hidden disability of masking, and dispel the misconception that autistic people lack empathy. Plus, learn 14 common traits of autistic adults and how self-discovery can lead to greater self-compassion.

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Episode 190: The Hidden World of Autistic Women with Julie Bjelland, LMFT


Julie Bjelland delves into the hidden world of autistic women, emphasizing the need for understanding and adapting environments to better support their unique challenges and strengths.

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