Tag Archives: neurodiversity
Additional Needs Haircut Services with Craig Henderson
Hair cuts for children and young people with additional needs.
How Our Brains Project Our Past with Alison Knowles
Discussing how our brains take our past experiences and project them onto our life.
Effective Advocacy & Why Fighting Doesn’t Work with Jodie Warren
Discussing Effective Advocacy & Why Fighting Doesn’t Work
Tourette’s? (Tourette Syndrome Awareness Month – May 15th to June 15th) with Ione Georgakis
Tourette Syndrome Awareness Month is observed every year from May 15 to June 15. The [...]
Black and Autistic or Neurodivergent with Suzy Rowland, Keisha Swaby and Lauren Fernandez
Did you know that children from ethnic minority groups are excluded at a rate that’s [...]
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Dyspraxia and Handwriting with Kim Griffin
We live in a digital age, so where do we see or use joined up [...]
Identity First Language and Belonging With Joanna Grace
The considered use of language is often mocked as political correctness gone mad.
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Girls on the Spectrum – Autism and Puberty with Victoria Ellen
Puberty is a topic that is rarely discussed and when taught at school the feelings [...]
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I Can’t Go To School with Suzy Rowland
We’re starting the year off with this first episode ‘I can’t go to school’ with [...]
Medication for Supporting Children with ADHD: Chemical Cosh or Reset Button with Fintan O’Regan
ADHD is a neurodevelopmental difference with the key traits of Hyperactivity, Impulsivity and Inattention.
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Dyspraxia – More Than Just Clumsiness with Kim Griffin
Dyspraxia or Developmental Co-ordination Disorder (DCD) is often thought of as clumsiness, but it is [...]
Why Boredom is Truly Interesting and Absolutely Vital with Fintan O’Regan
Yawning, daydreaming, complaining, fidgeting, distracting others – we’ve all been there at some point, so [...]
As an autistic adult, what would you change in schools? With Joanna Grace
Autism support is given to half the people who need it, and nearly all of [...]
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Trauma with Alison Knowles
The impact a traumatic event has on a person can be significant and lifelong.
Eating and the Senses with Joanna Grace
We are ending the school year with Joanna Grace who joins Dale to discuss Eating [...]
What drives our youngsters to self-harm with Alison Knowles
Trigger warning – this podcast discusses self-harm which is a difficult subject, but has never [...]
Physical Aspects of Autism with Rachel Jackson
Whilst there is significant research and discussion around the psychological and behavioural aspects of autism, [...]
What on Earth is PDA? With Rachel Jackson
Does resisting ordinary day-to-day demands, such as putting shoes on, sound familiar?
Supporting Pupils with Autism to Self-Regulate with Tessa Morton
A classroom can be a terrifying place for a child with autism. Their anxiety may [...]
He Doesn’t Do That at School with Ginny Bootman
There is often a huge divide between how a child with additional needs presents themselves [...]
Desperately Seeking Certainty with Clare Ward and Dr Jamie Galpin
Did you know that our brain is actually a kind of prediction making machine?
Changing the Ds in ADHD with Fintan O’Regan
In this week’s show we are discussing ADHD, how people see it, and whether it is [...]
Self Preservation as a parent of a child with SEND with Alison Knowles
This week, Dale is joined by Alison Knowles. Alison is an emotional therapist who supports [...]
What is Anxiety? with Alison Knowles
In this episode we are revisiting anxiety and simply asking the question what is anxiety? [...]