When children are growing up with siblings that have disabilities, it can create challenges in the home and family dynamic and todays guest, Kate Strohm answers the burning questions about how to create harmony and healing for everyone!! 

Here is a snapshot of Kate's background....

After various careers as a hospital scientist, health educator and counsellor, and radio/print journalist, Kate Strohm established Siblings Australia in 1999. Since that time she developed resources, provided educationand training to parents and professionals around Australia and overseas while contributing to research and policy development.

Kates' own experience (growing up with an older sister with cerebral palsy), and that of other siblings, was included in her book, Siblings: Brothers and
Sisters of Children with Disability (Wakefield Press 2002, revised edition in 2014) which was also published in the UK, US and translated into Korean.


In 2023 Kate moved into semi-retirement but continues to contribute to sibling support, through various writings and presentations via 

Be sure to grab a copy of Kate's book if your family is juggling disability.

Danielle Campo McLeod, OOnt, is a world-renowned Paralympian, motivational speaker, and resilience expert with over 20 years of experience inspiring individuals and organizations to unlock their full potential. A three-time Paralympic gold medalist and holder of eight world records, Danielle’s remarkable journey from a childhood diagnosis of Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA-LED) to international athletic success embodies the power of determination, resilience, and grit.


As a dynamic keynote speaker and coach, Danielle blends deep personal insight with humor and actionable strategies, motivating audiences to overcome challenges, embrace their strengths, and find their own “gold medal moments.” She has captivated corporate leaders, educators, and community organizations with her message of empowerment, inclusion, and the transformative impact of resilience.


Beyond her athletic achievements, Danielle is a passionate advocate for disability rights and mental health. Danielle is also a National Ambassador for Muscular Dystrophy Canada, where her leadership has raised millions of dollars for those impacted by neuromuscular disorders.


Named Canada’s Walk of Fame National Hero and recipient of numerous honors, including the Order of Ontario and the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal, Danielle is a living example of overcoming adversity and inspiring others to do the same.


Her memoir, Resurrections: My Will to Survive is Olympian, offers an intimate look at her journey and further solidifies her as a leading voice in the conversation around resilience, leadership, and empowerment.


Be sure to follow Danielle and grab a copy of her book if today's interview has inspired you to reach further, follow more of your own light and trust your inner voice!


http://daniellecampo.com


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Sally Thibault is an Australian author, speaker, and wellness coach, specialising in helping women navigate the challenges of midlife, particularly during menopause. She focuses on empowering women to regain confidence and balance in their lives through holistic approaches that integrate emotional, physical, and mental well-being.

Sally has over 40 years’ experience in the fitness industry, is a Professional counsellor and EFT Master Trainer and uses her unique intuitive skills to help people overcome emotional blockages.

In 2010, she wrote her first book, David’s Gift, Aspergers Life and Love, which detailed her family’s experience after her son’s diagnosis in 1999.  The book went on to become a best seller and led to numerous requests for International and National media guest appearances, and to facilitate in-service training days for medical & educational professionals and to lead workshops and coaching for parents.

In 2018 she wrote her second book Tapping to Reclaim you, How to Reignite Your Passion, Power and Purpose in 30 Days, the ultimate guide to helping women use the evidence-based modality of Emotional Freedom Techniques (Tapping) to release stress, and anxiety and reclaim their true selves.

Sally now combines her unique blend of passion for fitness and health together with her years of experience in coaching, to support women going through their menopause transition to feel stronger, leaner and lighter as they move into the most powerful time of their lives.

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Instagram https//www.instagram.com/sallythibault

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We are thrilled to welcome the amazing Heath Davidson OAM to the show this week! Heath is a is an Australian wheelchair tennis player and four-time Australian Open doubles champion, all partnering Dylan Alcott. He has also won two Paralympic medals, a gold and silver in doubles at the 2016 Rio and 2020 Tokyo Paralympics respectively (both also partnering Alcott). He was selected for the 2024 Paris Paralympics, his third Games, which he elected not to attend due to family illness.

In todays episode Heath shares his journey as a paraplegic which impacted his life at 5 months of age as a result of Transverse Myelitis.

Exploring his upbringing with a brother of high needs, Heath reveals the challenges of growing up, family pressures, divorce, schooling, life long best mates, alcohol and drug abuse.

An inspiring story of resilience, independence, highs and lows, and discovering the inner strength it takes to rise to greatness!

This beautiful and sometimes emotionally charged conversation will open your eyes to the mindset and reality behind the powerhouse that Heath has become!