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If you ever find yourself wondering is parenting is meant to feel this hard? or is it normal to find family dynamics challenging... This is the episode for you! Alison, founder of Our Neurodiverse Family and AuADHD Coach Family Dynamics Strategist joins me to answer listener submitted questions. We chat about the reality of needing support, the lack of village, the pressure and expectations of parenting. We get into what it means to have a vision for your family in the future but also, right now.  Alison answers questions about sensory seeking behaviour, systems and more. For more helpful guidance -  Follow Alison on IG and explore options to work with Alison here Our ND Family WebsiteSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode is a sneak peek behind the subscriber feed and into the more personal thoughts and moments that don’t make the main podcast. Inside this episode: a very real pre-teen parenting situation that pushed me to my limit things I’ve never properly said out loud about parenting solo a conversation with my son about high school culture, vaping, bullying and consent the reality of being a Type B / ADHD mum trying to hold life together the emotional undercurrent behind the polished version of adulthood and more  To access these subscriber episodes in full and hundreds more- simply click here: Almost Confidential EpisodesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Answering questions submitted via Instagram including the things I would never suggest throughout pregnancy, expectations, judgement, parenting tools, relationship questions and more. Remember every week you can access subscriber only episodes via Almost Confidential. Those are the conversations that will never make it to the main feed.  Unlock Almost ConfidentialSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A solo episode talking through elements of burnout, delegating, resting and letting go. From one Mum to another- on ending the burnout era.  Unlock exclusive eps here  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is an "open letter" style episode in response to a podcast ep where Tara Pavlovic opened up about her separation.  Listen to ALMOST CONFIDENTIAL HERE for the episodes that will never make it to the main feed Listen to the Now What Ep here with Rach and Tara  Follow Tara on IG here See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This was an interview I was really nervous for - It's hard to sit down and chat about mistakes at the best of times- let alone with a microphone but it felt like the right thing to do. Enough time has past to have this chat and so, this is a (portion of) a conversation I had with Rachel over on the Now What Podcast discussing the truth about breaking up with someone who is not the biological parent of your children. It's raw, honest and perhaps, needed- to help ease the shame some women may carry when it comes to "failed" relationships.  Listen to the full conversation with Rachel here: The Now What? Ep Listen to the Almost Confidential Exclusive Episodes here : https://apple.co/iamSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What Skye Wheatleys Instagram Stories made me think about for days- in regards to parenting and partnership. This is an episode for women navigating their 30s and 40s, who are curious about relationships, identity and the impact and dynamics of parenting.  Unlock Exclusive Episodes here: https://apple.co/iamSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"I realised I was feeling numb toward weekends - and something had to change" enter Project Make Weekends Good Again. This has been a work in progress and today's podcast ep is all about the feeling of same/sameness from weekend to weekday and how I've managed to make progress toward creating more contrast. It's an episode for every Mum out there who needs the reminder that she can. be present, lower the bar AND enjoy weekends again.  Listen to the most recent subs ep via Almost Confidential https://apple.co/iamSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Almost Forty, Kylie responds to a message from a listener who asked a simple but deeply personal question: “Was getting diagnosed actually worth it?”After receiving her own adhd diagnosis several years ago - and navigating diagnoses for her children - Kylie reflects on what truly changed… and what didn’t.She shares the practical realities of the diagnostic process, the financial and emotional considerations, and the unexpected ways understanding ADHD and Autism has helped her make sense of past experiences, relationships, parenting, masking, and identity.   This episode explores: What a diagnosis can give you (and what it can’t) The psychological clarity that can come with understanding yourself differently How diagnosis changed Kylie’s parenting Why language like masking, burnout and decompression matters The complexities of navigating a world that isn’t built for neurodivergent people Kylie also reflects on rejection sensitivity, friendshi

In this episode of Almost Forty, Kylie shares the simple health habits she relies on in her late 30s to support energy, wellbeing and everyday life. Instead of complicated routines or extreme wellness trends, this episode focuses on realistic habits that are easy to repeat and work alongside a busy life.Kylie talks about the small things that make the biggest difference. This is about creating a sustainable relationship with health in midlife, where consistency matters more than perfection. If you’re looking for simple ways to support your health, energy and wellbeing without overcomplicating things, this episode is for you.In this episode:Simple health habits for women in their late 30s and beyond. Focusing on health habits that work with your life, not against it- Follow Almost Forty for more conversations about midlife, wellbeing, personal growth and modern motherhood.  Access the subscrier only episodes here:    ALMOST CONFIDENTIAL  Instagram : follow kylie here See omnystudio.co

Unfortunately - it is really common for women to feel like they no longer matter in their own lives. It happens gradually and simply, because they run out of time and energy to even "care" what they like or want for themselves.  When everyday is focused on meeting the needs of everyone around you - it makes sense that you just kind of "turn your own needs and wants down". At some point though, we have to tune back into ourselves. This episode is about why women deprioritise their own preferences, the discomfort of not knowing what you enjoy anymore and realistic ways to begin reconnecting with yourself in small, effective ways.This isn’t about adding more to your plate.It’s about restoring the signal of who you are.If you’ve been feeling disconnected from yourself, this is your starting point. To access private and personal episodes : Check out Almost ConfidentialSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode is for anyone who has ever craved change but lacks the bandwidth for transformation. It's for the woman who feels stuck in the "same same" cycle of each day...  or even each year.  Kylie  answers a DM from a Mum who feels completely "over it" and desperately craves a Mindset Reset and feels defeated that the new year has not brought the transformation she hoped.   Listen to Almost Confidential here        See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode is a live reaction to the very first podcast episode I shared - Six years on from the very  to the day - Listen in to hear what has changed, what's remained and the ick of listening back to yourself

This episode is all about emotional intelligence and personal growth via three psychological principles I’ve intentionally woven into the way I raise my boys . This isn’t just a parenting episode. These are personal development concepts that apply to friendships, co-parenting, workplaces, romantic relationships and everyday life. We explore: The difference between intention and impact Why repair matters more than defensiveness How to teach kids to look at patterns instead of reacting in black and white The truth about “attention-seeking” behavior How unmet needs show up sideways Why negative attention still meets a need How children can trigger unresolved parts of us The difference between reactions and responsibility Parenting is one of the most uncomfortable vehicles for personal growth. But when we’re willing to look at what’s being mirrored back to us, it can also be transformative. If this episode resonated, press follow on Apple or Spotify so you don’t miss what

In this episode, I’m joined by relationship expert Thais Gibson to break down the six stages every relationship goes through and the critical stage where most couples either grow closer or quietly fall apart. We explore why relationship frustration isn’t a sign you chose the wrong person, but often a sign you’ve entered the power struggle stage. The make-or-break phase can feel like a crisis, but is actually an opportunity for deep connection and long-term stability.This conversation is for you if you’ve ever wondered: why the same relationship patterns keep repeating why qualities you once loved now feel triggering whether conflict means something is wrong  or whether it’s part of healthy growth In this episode, we cover: The 6 stages every relationship moves through (and where most get stuck) Why the power struggle stage feels so intense and why it’s unavoidable How attachment styles shape who we’re drawn to and why Why your subconscious, not your conscious

This short solo episode is all about the concept of desire reorientation and how to unlock a new level of life satisfaction with this practice. It's about wanting less in order to feel more contented and at peace.  access the subscriber only podcast ALMOST CONFIDENTIAL : HERE

This MINI ep is all about a simple, family friendly principle that explains why our days unfold the way they do and how we can catch these moments before they become bigger than they need to be. This is not about optimising your morning with a perfect routine- this is a clear way of shifting your mindset- and this concept is very kid friendly!   UNLOCK ALMOST CONFIDENTIAL HERE  Follow Kylie on IG hereSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stephanie Rigg joins Kylie to explore the complexities of attachment styles, particularly for women navigating relationships in their late 30s. From the pressure of biological clocks to the challenge of bridging knowledge into action, Stephanie offers practical wisdom on self-worth, making difficult relationship decisions and how the predictive brain can hijack your nervous system and turn a small trigger into a full blown relationship emergency. Unlock Almost Confidential here

You’re intelligent, Self-aware and you know how to articulate exactly why they don’t serve you.So why can’t you stop? Why do you still reach for your phone at 6pm instead of being present? Why do you say yes when you mean no? Why do you start fights to avoid what’s really bothering you? Why do you organise the pantry for the tenth time instead of sitting with yourself? In this honest and open conversation, psychologist Jacquie Ward and I dismantle everything you thought you knew about self-sabotage. Spoiler: it doesn’t actually exist. In This Episode We Explore:The Midlife Reckoning ∙ Why turning 40 hits different (and it’s not just about the number) ∙ The grief of bigger kids and the season shift nobody prepares you for ∙ The known spike in maternal depression when all kids start school - and why it happens ∙ “If not now, then when?” - the delicious freedom and anxiety of finite timeWhat Self-Sabotage Actually Is ∙ Why “self-sabotage” is really mala

My word for 2026 surprised me. Not because it sounded inspiring, but because it made me uncomfortable. Every woman knows the feeling of over functioning, micro managing and the push and pull of being responsible for far too much. We carry things we shouldn't have to, and sometimes we carry things far too long- to the where it becomes unhelpful. In this episode, I’m unpacking what it really looks like to get out of your own way when responsibility has gone too far. Not in a “do better” way  but in a way that actually gives you your power back. The quiet link between resentment and over-responsibility How control and micromanaging can be nervous system responses, not personality traits  The difference between being responsible and being over-responsible What I realised I was taking responsibility for that was never mine Why insight alone wasn’t enough What actually created change How letting go of certain responsibilities (especially as a parent) can be for the best What it m