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🎶 Top Picks Thursday: Neurodivergent Musicians & Mood-Boosting Music

This week we’re tuning in to music and neurodivergent artists — highlighting musicians who have shared their neurodivergent identities or whose music speaks to the neurodivergent experience.


Whether you’re looking for connection, focus, or creative inspiration — these artists hit all the right notes 🎧


💚 Billie Eilish — Tourette’s Syndrome

Celine’s Pick: Known for her raw vocals and powerful honesty, Billie has spoken openly about her experience with Tourette’s. Her music is emotional, authentic, and loved by many neurodivergent listeners.


🌿 Florence Welch (Florence + The Machine) — Dyspraxia

Clare’s Pick: Florence has shared her journey with dyspraxia - and her music is filled with poetic lyrics, movement, and emotion that connect on a deep level.


🌈 Pink Floyd — Neurodivergent-Friendly Focus

David’s Pick: While not neurodivergent themselves, Pink Floyd’s music is a favourite for focus and emotional regulation. Many listeners say their sound helps with sensory processing and calm.


🎤 Eliot John Gleave (Example) — Autism & ADHD

Carla’s Pick: A powerful voice in both music and advocacy, Example speaks openly about his diagnoses - and uses his platform to promote acceptance and mental health awareness.


🎶 Robbie Williams — ADHD & Dyslexia

Alison’s Pick: Robbie has been honest about his experiences with ADHD and dyslexia throughout his career. His music, humour, and vulnerability resonate with many fans.


🔹 Disclaimer: These recommendations are based on our team’s personal experiences and insights. They are not officially endorsed by NHS Ayrshire & Arran.


Musician recommendations image, featuring artists and their linked neurodiversities: Billie Eilish, Florence Welch, Pink Floyd, Eliot John Gleave, Robbie Williams.


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