Tag Archives: neurodiversity
Removing the fear of reading with Vicki Edgar
For many neurodivergent children, reading isn't just difficult - it's frightening. And without the right [...]
What do neurodiverse girls need to know about romance? with Kim McCabe
Neurodiverse girls are often loyal, perceptive, and generous - qualities that are real strengths, but [...]
Neurodiversity and Sport: Creating Safe, Inclusive Spaces Where Neurodivergent can Thrive with Liz Day
Sport has the potential to be a powerful, positive force in the lives of neurodivergent [...]
Are you a Sensory Elephant or Mouse? with Ali Neal
Ali discusses how sensory processing impacts daily life, particularly for children and individuals in educational [...]
Supporting Neurodiverse Girls Through Puberty and the Transition to Secondary School with Kim McCabe
Puberty can be a challenging time, but for neurodiverse girls, it can feel like navigating [...]
Charting a Neuroinclusive Future: Why Systemic Change Starts with Education with Liz Day, Victoria Bagnall, Pete Jarrett and Fintan O’Regan
Featuring Liz Day, Victoria Bagnall, Dr Helen Ross, Fintan O'Regan, and Pete Jarrett the panel [...]
Specialist Online Provision for Neurodivergent Learners with Cathy Wassell
Cathy, a neurodivergent advocate and mother to neurodivergent young adults, shares her journey and insights [...]
Supporting ND Learners in Secondary School Settings and Further Education with Susana Gonzalez
Susana emphasises the importance of neurodiversity training, flexibility in secondary school processes (including behaviour policies), [...]
Autism: The Quiet Ones with Dr Joanna Grace
Jo shares insights on the often-overlooked experiences of autistic individuals who may not display disruptive [...]
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Parenting a Neurodivergent Child with Kate Steer
My guest this week is Kate Steer. Kate is Neurodivergent Family Coach & Education Consultant [...]
Neurodiversity – Building Connections and Building Confidence with Marlon Huggins
Gaming often gets a bad reputation, but it offers numerous benefits, especially for neurodivergent individuals.
The Stories We Tell About Autism with Dr Joanna Grace
You may have heard narratives claiming that autism results from bad parenting or is merely [...]
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Supporting Neurodiverse Students: Insights from Awesome Archie with Rebecca Clapcott
Rebecca advocates for a compassionate approach that values individuality and fosters understanding among educators when [...]
Awesome Archie’s Journey from Mainstream to Specialist Education with Archie Clapcott
16-year-old Archie Clapcott travelled to our studio to discuss his journey from mainstream education to [...]
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Relationship Dynamics with Children with PDA with Beth Elkins & Ian Thorsteinsson
In this episode we are discussing relationship dynamics with children with PDA. My guests this [...]
Why We Need More Support For Neurodivergent Teachers with Catrina Lowri
In this episode we will be discussing neurodivergent teachers and support staff and why they [...]
Sleep Neurodiversity and Learning Disability with Dr Jill McGarry
My guest this week is Dr Jill McGarry, a clinical psychologist with over 28 years [...]
Sensory Uncertainty with Clare Ward and Dr Jamie Galpin
My guests this week are Clare Ward and Dr Jamie Galpin. Clare has worked in [...]
The Power of Relational Practice in an Autism Setting with Beth Elkins & Ian Thorsteinsson
In this episode we are discussing the power of relational practice in an autism setting. [...]
Why Do So Many Professionals Believe They Are Right? with Tigger Pritchard
In this episode we are discussing Why do so many professionals believe they are right? [...]
I’m Bipolar, But Don’t Call Me Crazy with Catrina Lowri
In this episode we will be discussing bipolar, what it is and what it isn’t. [...]
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It’s Not The What It’s The Why! with Alison Knowles
In this episode we are talking with one of my regular guests Ali Knowles, about [...]
Dyslexia Myth Busting with Louise Selby
In this episode we are discussing 10 myths (and probably more) about dyslexia. My guest [...]
Autism: My Personal Experiences and Advice for Professionals with Joe Fautley
In this week's episode we are joined by Joe Fautley, a project co-ordinator at the [...]
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