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🎙️ This month’s episode:
“The Diagnostic Process: A Personal Story” – an honest look at the highs, lows, and lessons learned along the way.
In this episode, we dive deep into the journey of gaining an Autism diagnosis – one host shares their personal experience navigating the diagnostic process for two children of different ages.
From initial concerns to understanding sensory needs, communication challenges, and beyond, this episode offers valuable insights for parents and caregivers facing similar situations.
In this episode co-hosts Rachel and Hannah discuss different supporting funding options and grants for parents of children that have a disability, including PIP and resources available
Rachel and Hannah delve into discussing Autism, is society more accepting? Are we more inclusive? Covering Autism and how it affects everyday life
A discussion with Author Ashley Manuel about her book “I hate Autism, not my child”. A meaningful discussion about our experiences as Autism mums and how important it is to make connections with other Autism mums.
Rachel and Hannah take time to enjoy a Festive time together and take time in this podcast episode to discuss the Challenges of Christmas x
In this episode I am joined by Guest Speaker & CEO of Sense-ational you! Julia Deney, who has created a clothing line of sensory friendly clothing for children with sensory sensitivity. We discuss Julia’s journey and clothing that can help in social situations like Bonfire night 😊👍
In today’s episode I am joined by Guest Speaker Clare Nowell who works as a Personal health & Wellness coach. We discuss the challenges parents face (particularly those that have children with a disability) and tips on ways they can stop and look after themselves.
You can visit Clare’s website here:
https://Www.clarenowellcoaching.co.uk
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https://youtube.com/@heartofhope-hoh?si=oVveE-Hd_dozKZTc
Rachel & Hannah discuss the challenges of starting a new school for children (including children with additional needs)
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