Why we built Understanding Zoe: The story behind the mission | Solo Episode

Why does Understanding Zoe exist… really?

In this deeply personal solo episode, Laetitia takes you behind the scene… not into strategy decks or product features, but into the real lived experience that sparked everything.

This is the story before the research. Before the app and before the business.

It’s the story of a parent navigating overwhelm, systems that didn’t connect, and a child who needed to feel seen, safe and understood.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re holding too much, juggling too many reports, or trying to connect dots that were never designed to fit together — this episode will resonate deeply.

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KEY TAKEAWAYS 👇

🧠 Why so many families feel like they are drowning in information but lacking clarity

🧠 The invisible load of coordinating care across multiple professionals

🧠 Why every neurodivergent profile is unique (and systems often miss that)

🧠 How lived experience + AI became a powerful support tool

🧠 The reality of building a neurodivergent-led social enterprise

🧠 Why making the invisible visible is essential for systemic change

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💻 Website: ⁠www.understandingzoe.com⁠

📸 Instagram: ⁠@understanding.zoe⁠

ABOUT THE HOST 👇

Laetitia Andrac (Autistic & ADHDer) is an award-winning entrepreneur, international speaker, and podcast host. 

She is the bestselling author of Light It: How to Trust Your Intuition and Build a Thriving Business. With over 15 years of experience in consulting, strategy, and innovation, Laetitia has worked with industry leaders like Deloitte and Telstra. 

Inspired by my journey as a neurodivergent parent, she co-founded Understanding Zoe, an AI-driven solution dedicated to supporting caregivers of neurodivergent children. 

Her passion is creating a more neuroinclusive world, where everyone can thrive—whether in their homes, communities, or workplaces.