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This week I am speaking to Charlotte Milburn and she is talking about her experience of education from the perspective of someone who has navigated the highs and lows of growing up with a visual Impairment.
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I'm talking again this week about part of my story, focusing on what I believe would have helped me move through the process of diagnosis with a little more ease.
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In this episode, Hanna Wroblewski, founder of HERU Yoga for the Blind, talks about how her personal and professional experience, within the dance world and in working with people within the visually impaired and blind community, is informing her practice and shaping her views on inclusion and the importance of developing independence.
Hanna is also the host of the HERU Yoga for the Blind Podcast, which is produced in both English and German.
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This week my daughter Madison talks about her experience of having a parent who is visually impaired.
To learn more about She is a VIP, follow the links below!
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Today’s episode is very special because you are about to meet my friend Nicole Rhone, the Capacity Coach, who has been instrumental in the journey that I have been on up until this point and I’m hoping that she will continue to be for the road that lies ahead.
This week you will hear about how you can take the steps to learn how to manage your capacity, find balance and live this life well even though you are living with sight loss.
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Flow and Flourish Community: http://www.facebook.com/groups/flowandflourish/
Flow and Flourish Podcast on Apple: https://bit.ly/FlowandFlourish
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This week I’m talking to Tim Maudin about the benefits that the practice of journaling can have, both when we are facing particular difficulties in our lives and in those times when it seems as though things are going fine.
Tim Maudlin is known as The Professional Encourager and after listening to this week's episode, you won't be able to help but be encouraged!
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Today I celebrate my 41st birthday and alongside all that I have to be thankful or, in this episode I'm taking the opportunity to make a wish - because that's what you get to do on your birthday.
Visual impairment may well be part of my reality but there is so much I still hope to see.
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I recently had a conversation with Ella Mansfield on the Agents of Hope Podcast, which is a show that is primarily for people who are working or are looking to work in the field of Educational Psychology, but many of the listeners include a wide range of people, for example teachers and parents who are involved in the education and care of children and young people who have additional needs.
I wanted to release this episode because not only does it give me yet another opportunity to tell my story, but it also helps me to clarify and hopefully helps you understand a bit more about the vision behind She is a VIP.
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Tom and Laura have lived next door to each other for 4 years and have become like family on their journey with Ramble Tag. Both have creative backgrounds, Tom was a graphic artist and trained as a fine artist. With their shared love of creativity and openness to learn about each other, Ramble Tag was inevitable.
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Are you starting again or continuing the journey?
September is here and for many of us that means we are going back to or starting work again following some time off over the summer.
I don't know about you but I have mixed feelings about starting again and this is what I talk about in this week's episode.
Sometimes I feel excited to start again, I'm excited about what's ahead and the possibilities available to me, other times I can feel anxious and worried about what might happen.
So I'm deciding to look at this September as a continuation of my journey rather than starting again.
If I'm continuing the journey that means I get to bring everything that that I have been through, everything that I have learned and every mistake that I've made, build upon it all and hopefully become wiser, stronger and able to see more clearly the steps that I am supposed to be taking right now.
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Don't Miss Her Ability is back and I'm starting a new podcast series, 100 Days to Clarity: a real-time, unfiltered journal of living with low vision, tracking my 100-day trial of a pair of…
I want to find out how this assistive technology can help me, and hopefully other women navigating disability, move through the world with more independence.
There's already plenty of short clips and one-off testimonials online showing smart glasses for low vision in action. What's missing is the record of the ordinary days, the frustrating ones, the small breakthroughs, and everything in between.
This disability podcast series is that record: honest, in-the-moment, and made for anyone weighing up whether this kind of accessibility technology is more than a fad and what it might actually mean for independence, for disabled women in particular, and for the day-to-day work of being seen and heard on your own terms.
New episodes released a few times a week across the 100 days. Come for the tech, stay for the story.