This video offers a lucid and empathetic look at how professional therapy can transform the confusion of neurodivergence into a meaningful framework for self-understanding. It successfully bridges the gap between personal struggle and clinical insight, empowering viewers to embrace their unique neurotypes.
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[music] >> Look at her. Look at her. Look at Hello.
Hi.
Hi.
Hi.
She's Gosh, she's so dramatic.
Why is she so dramatic?
She's so cute.
And we're going to go for breakfast this morning at a little brunchy place near where we live.
So, I'm just going to do my makeup.
I've been trying this Rhode um glazing thing for my face.
It's so good. It's so expensive. I mean, I only use it when [clears throat] I'm doing my makeup. Like, I've got other moisturizers I use for everyday stuff, but I just I save this for when I'm doing my makeup so that I don't waste it.
You're so beautiful.
Goodness, you're so gorgeous.
Should we go show Daddy?
Look at these little legs. Oh, you're so cute. Let's go show Daddy.
Daddy, look.
Oh, amazing.
Isn't she cute?
Say something, then. Sorry, I was stretching. I thought it was amazing.
Yeah, she looks good.
Daddy's not very good at compliments.
>> [snorts] >> Maddie, look gorgeous.
Maddie.
You look gorgeous.
Yeah.
All right, we're walking into town.
It's a nice day. Um we're going to go to a coffee shop called Bear and Lounge, and we're going to have brunch.
Where are you going?
This way. Oh.
Yeah.
I'm starving. We're so hungry. I'll push her. I'll push her.
Are you going to push her, yeah? Yeah.
What a lovely day.
>> Winnie's been chewing my ear off. As we do, you know, nice healthy walk and chit-chat. I feel like we're on two different Oh, look, there's the fair.
Yeah, that was there last night when I walked down here. When I was walking again.
>> on today? Um yeah, tonight. It's not very big though.
It's only It's only a little Oh, we should go. We'll see it.
I know they are open.
Let's see what they got.
>> [music] >> Bob.
Do you want to buy me anything?
Do you want to go?
I think I'm going to be no- naughty and have a cheat meal. Are you? And I love pancakes.
Go for it.
Winnie, what are you going to have? What are we going to get Winnie? It's a great Just some toast, no?
Toast?
Wow.
Oh, Winnie, you hungry?
Oh my god.
>> [crying] [laughter] [crying] [laughter] [crying] >> I think she's fake laughing.
Oh.
Where is she going?
Bye. Bye.
>> [laughter] >> Bye.
Do you like that?
>> [laughter] [laughter] >> Hat or without hat? Without hat. But my head looks massive. Without hat.
I like that. Do you want to sit in outside? No, bring it in.
All right, keep it in the kitchen, then, yeah?
Yeah.
>> [snorts] >> Ready.
>> [music] >> You see our step count already today?
No, we barely walked. Yeah, that's like 20 minutes into Sainsbury's. 20 minutes back. Babe, no.
>> We're going to walk around here. We're two make fatties. I'm not.
I'm a McGregor. Winnie's a make fatty.
McGregor passed out.
The only reason we come here is for her.
How much is it?
Put it back.
A little little pit stop break. Pit stop or coffee break?
See what this place got.
Here comes the monster.
There's nothing in it. It's empty.
There's nothing in it.
I'm starving. All right, there are those crumbs in there though, so we don't want the crumbs all over the sofa.
That's Give me the Give me a towel.
Guys, we are knackered.
We're so tired, and Winnie slept Winnie slept the whole way home.
So, now she's awake, and we can't nap.
Cuz we And the thing is, we both want a nap.
So, we're not going to let each other nap. No, that's not how this relationship works. No, we have to do it to- We have to do it together. We're selfish. [laughter] It's selfish. I want to nap. And I want to nap as well. We don't do sharing or looking out for each other.
>> [laughter] >> So, we will do it together, or we can't do it. I just know way I'm letting you nap. I'm so tired.
>> you would never ever let me nap. Yeah, but you wouldn't either. No, we would.
No, you wouldn't.
Winnie, you nap when you want, okay?
I'm going to show you what I got from the garden center. So, I got this beautiful vase.
Uh I think I'm going to put it outside with the rest of my pots out there, but it's handmade, and it's massive.
>> [laughter] >> So cute.
I also these lovely plants which I need to pot. I got some like vases. I probably could have made these, but I just my pottery studio isn't finished yet, so yeah, I got a yellow one.
And a green one. So pretty.
And then like matching dishes to collect the water.
And then I got a string of hearts. This is my favorite plant. Um my auntie got me one years ago for my birthday and it lasted like 6-7 years and then it died. I think it run its course, but I got a new one and they grow so long. You can like pin them up onto the wall and stuff.
Um so yeah, I'm going to just sort these out and then I'll show you what they look like.
Right, I'm just going to take my makeup off because my skin needs it. I've literally been wearing makeup nearly every day for like a week now, which makes me feel good about myself, but then I don't feel good when I break out in spots.
And like going back to that mention I did in my last blog where I was feeling really [Β __Β ] about myself recently.
I just get really overwhelmed with everyday things.
Um I obviously have a job where I talk a lot and I feel like sometimes when I talk too much with people cuz I do nails.
Um I I need to decompress and you know, I come home and like Will kind of understands cuz he's similar to me, you know, he's a barber, but I do feel like, you know, I come home and I haven't seen Will all day and he wants to have a chat and then I'm constantly talking. Um I just want to sit on my phone sometimes. But anyway, that then led to me to go to therapy.
Um I'm booking a a therapy session and she, after seeing me twice, thought I'm a little bit on the spectrum than what I think I am, which I know everyone says that we're all on the spectrum, but I thought that was really interesting because I do feel like I'm performing when I talk to people and I have this really funny thing with eye contact.
Like I can I can only really hold good eye contact with people um if I'm really comfortable with them.
Like I have to be really really really comfortable with someone and that's like Will, my dad and my brother and maybe my best friend Claire, but anybody else, I really struggle with eye contact and then I might overthink in the eye contact in my head. Like it's really strange. There's loads of other things like noise really irritates me.
Certain like sounds can make me spiral and I'm not just talking about like chewing. I'm talking about like if someone rubs their hands together, like I can go from angry from zero to 100 within seconds. Like there's so many little things that I do that I just thought were normal, which also made me make sense. Like not in a cocky way, but like how I'm really good at doing a lot of stuff. Um like I can learn things really quickly because I don't know, but then I'm not very good at doing other tasks, like social tasks.
But then people might think I am good at doing social tasks because I mask a lot cuz I imitate I have no idea what I do.
Like I imitate what people do cuz I know that's what like even right now, I feel like this like I don't talk like this to people.
It's strange. I don't know. It's odd. I don't know. But anyway, back to the story. I basically spoke to a therapist and she was like, I think you should get tested for autism.
Don't know why I'm laughing. Um I mean, I don't know. I'm I'm on the waiting list now. I don't think it's like severe autism like at all cuz like there's such a variety of autism and like you can tell I'm not like autistic in that way, but maybe I don't know. We'll have to see what the therapist says, but it would explain a lot of my character if I am on the spectrum.
Um but yeah, I am on the waiting list to get tested for that. So it'll be interesting to see what they say.
I don't even know what I necessarily I'm going to get out of it, but I think if I could speak to an expert or maybe if they just figure out like why my brain works the way it does. Like I definitely feel like I struggle to make friendships, for example.
Um Like if someone met me, they would probably say I'm actually really nice and like easy to talk to, but I struggle to maintain that connection with someone when I meet them. So I have like three friends and that's it.
Um I just really struggle. I don't like feeling forced to have to like continuously like text people back. Like I struggle with that. It's not just so much about the texting, it's also just like keeping in contact with someone.
Like I struggle and I can't fix it myself, so it would be nice if I can just speak to someone and maybe they can understand what's going on in my head. So the therapy I ended up having was with BetterHelp. Um I saw them like all over people's podcasts and people's social media platforms and then when I did some research like I did in like online therapy, that was the first one that came up. Uh so I have been having a couple I have had a couple sessions with them. Um funny enough, really coincidentally, uh BetterHelp reached out to me and wanted to do a paid partnership for this video, which was so coincidental cuz I already use them. So when they asked me that and reached out, I was like, hell yeah, that sounds amazing because I actually really believe in them. If you're anything like me, I was really freaking scared of starting therapy because I didn't really know I had so many thoughts in my head. It was all jumbled and I didn't really know how to say it all. Like it all starts from site all the issues sometimes start from somewhere and it's all intertwined together and it's just nice to have someone to talk to about your problems that isn't going to judge you and sometimes isn't a family member or friend. It's just someone completely neutral, a professional, a credentialed therapist that knows what they're talking about and can help you get to the root of your issues. So if you feel like something's been really weighing heavy on your chest or you just need someone to talk to and help with your daily struggles, please click the link in my bio or you can visit betterhelp.com/georginawinney and you can get 10% off your first therapy session.
Anyway, I want to eat. I've been eating so much today, guys. [Β __Β ] hell.
All right. Up.
What are you doing, you naughty little baby?
Right, we're going to go and have some sushi because I actually think I've probably eaten like 3,000 calories today. No [music] not not joking about that.
Uh Miss Bunny's being nosy, trying to be in my business.
Excuse me. Oh, come here then.
We've come to my favorite sushi place.
Someone's tired.
She's tired.
We're going to get a bed now. It's been a really long day. Yeah, it's been a long day. We will see you in the next vlog. Hopefully we're doing something a bit more exciting. I feel like we just went shopping today. Sleeping on me like this. Yeah.
We'll see you.
Yeah. We'll see you in the next one.
Bye.
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