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Welcome to the Exploring Neurodiversity Podcast for adults who support Neurodivergent children. Whether you're an allied health professional, medical professional, education professional or a parent of a Neurodivergent child, you are welcome here. I'm Adina from Play. Learn.
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What I learned from the brilliant Neurodiversity Affirming (Un)Conference speakers (opens the original)
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Come on a whirlwind tour through my first Neurodiversity Affirming (Un)Conference , with something I learned from every one of the 18 Neurodivergent speakers. "It was a whole mix of reflecting and connecting and creating and unthinking and thinking sideways and existing and being, and feeling." In this episode I share: The whole mission of the (Un)Conference: moving away from the pedestal types of learning we usually hear at a conference, and why every single speaker had lived experience of bein
Why Autistic Joy Matters and How to Find your Joy with Stephanie Robertson (opens the original)
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Stephanie Robertson is back on the podcast! Steph is a multiply Neurodivergent OT, speaker and founder of SGR Occupational Therapy , and she's presenting her Autistic Joy workshop on day two of the Neurodiversity Affirming (Un)Conference this August. In this episode we explore why Autistic joy isn't just a nice to have, what the research now tells us about centring joy, and how you can make yourself a joy menu, rebuild your joy filter and go on a joy treasure hunt. "Your play and your engagement
Supporting AAC Users and Understanding Cultural Differences with Kaishawna Fleming (opens the original)
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Meet Kaishawna Fleming, a Black DeafBlind Autistic advocate, clarinettist and writer who communicates through AAC, sign language and speech, sharing what it really takes to support AAC users, especially Black and Brown AAC users, and why cultural difference has to be part of the conversation. This conversation is a taste of what Kaishawna brings as one of the speakers at the Neurodiversity Affirming (Un)Conference , a two-day online event centring lived experience and neurodiversity affirming pr
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