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Here is part two of my kōrero with Tiana, Annabel and Jasmine on their educational experiences, things that helped and things that maybe didn't.
We dive a bit deeper in this episode and hear how support they received shaped their education journeys at primary, secondary and tertiary level.
Annabel mentions a service run by iLead called iDrive in this episode. You can find out more information on the website here: I.Drive Licensing Program – I.Lead

In this episode I speak with Tiana, Annabel and Jasmine, three wonderful humans from i lead Wellington.
We discuss their educational experiences as disabled students in primary, secondary and tertiary spaces, the things that helped and the things that didn't.
This is a conversation that you don't want to miss. In fact, it was so good we split it into two parts.
For more information on i Lead check out their website: I.Lead

In this episode I talk with speech and language therapists Zazi and Tess about transitions.
Transitions can be one of the toughest parts of the day for disabled and neurodivergent children and for the adults supporting them too.
We talk about what's really going on beneath the behaviour and what genuinely helps.
Zazi and Tess have their own podcast 'You got this - with Zazi & Tess'. I encourage you to check it out.
https://open.spotify.com/show/2pc3R8VxrIVDZq0T3m4Hx6?si=ff0b6930170044d4

In the second episode of the 'Things that can help' series I'm talking to Jamie an Occupational Therapist from Nurture and Thrive. We unpack the power of Occupational Therapy support for sensory processing and co-regulation.

We kick off the new series 'Things that can help' with Wellington Mums Leila and Keely who have both been on the show before.
Our kōrero is all about how friendship and community can help with this different kind of parenting path we find ourselves on.
We talk about connection, support and the little things that truly help.