Thinking Differently an Autism and Dyspraxia Journey   

Jack Fitzpatrick is an incredible individual who is doing truly wonderful things in the Neurodiversity World. In this interview Jack explains how he has worked with an incredible Organisation and implemented systems that will help Neurodivergent staff succeed.  

Alongside this we discuss the following: 

 Early diagnosis of Autism and Dyspraxia 

Early years education – support from physiotherapy and OT Gaining educational support 

LSA one to one Developing coping strategies – dealing with change, communications , self awareness. 

GCSEs Transitions  between school and 6th form college and then on to university A levels – 3 subjects, different LSAs and Learning assistance base ambassador role, public speaking at many events. 

University Degree choice – chose Education Studies and Inclusion and never looked back. 

Disability Support Allowance and the assessment stage for government funded grant for disabled students. 

Covid 19 and studying from home University work placement – EDI sector unseen disabilities and the search through LinkedIn, the placement itself and outcomes.  

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We need relatable hero's when we are Dyslexics. 

Some of us struggle to connect with the multi millionaire as it just seems too far away.  

 I am interviewing more people like Darren Clark who was a trolley boy at his local supermarket and worked his way up the ranks. He escaped to start his own business and support dyslexics across the world.   

Let's not make this too worked (we are dyslexic you know) and enjoy the video.  

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Darren Clark struggled in school with undiagnosed dyslexia but is now an Ambassador of the British Dyslexia Association.    

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I'm absolutely delighted to share with you our next guest Robert Keates   Robert will share his journey of being in arts and how he embraced the culture he was in and worked to find his power within his dyslexia which is now fuelling his future as a transformational coach specialising in dyslexia.   Also this will bring up how as a society the belief is that people with dyslexia will thrive within the arts and how that limited view is toxic to the progress of the person. This has influenced his research into creating a model for the learners that will help them find bespoke strategies to work with. The main outcome so far is the joy of exploration.   My aim is to educate, inspire and motivate people to see a different side to Neurodiversty 💙    

Please like , share and subscribe for more podcasts  🙌    

If you would like to appear on one of my Neurodiversity Stories then please contact me on: [email protected]    

Also follow us on:   Instagram Neurodiversity_stories    

LinkedIn @neurodiversity Stories  

Facebook @ neurodiversity Stories  

A big thank you to our sponsor: Data OPS Limited Data OPS Limited is a London based bespoke applications developers that help companies better manage data and business processes. For more information please click on the link - http://www.dataops.co.uk 

For more information please click on the link: https://www.globalspldconsultant.com

I'm absolutely delighted to share with you our next guest Robert Keates 

Robert will share his journey of being in arts and how he embraced the culture he was in and worked to find his power within his dyslexia which is now fuelling his future as a transformational coach specialising in dyslexia. 

Also this will bring up how as a society the belief is that people with dyslexia will thrive within the arts and how that limited view is toxic to the progress of the person. This has influenced his research into creating a model for the learners that will help them find bespoke strategies to work with. The main outcome so far is the joy of exploration.

My aim is to educate, inspire and motivate people to see a different side to Neurodiversty

its the monthly Parenting Programme by Julie This week 

The show will be looking at the subject of Dyslexia with special guest Darren Clark who was not diagnosed until his Thirties . 

We will hear of his experience and then look at tips and strategies for parents of dyslexic parents .

Im absolutely delighted to share with you our guest Suzy Taylor   

Suzy explains: 

 I am one of the people who acquired dyslexia/dyspraxia. I can link this back to the illness I had as a child.  

I was diagnosed as a child as dyslexic. I did not know about the dyspraxia till later in life.  I had an accident after my work one day. This was through a badly parked van. I did not see the car and was knocked down. I broke my leg 3 times and fractured my ankle. This meant surgery and a period of time off work.  After returning to work I had a lot of problems. I had not realised my dyslexia was a problem.  It had taken months to work out that dyslexia was a problem. I was working in administration and faced years of no support and discrimination. This led me to have a nervous breakdown and left the place I had worked for 20yrs.  Through this I had support from Dyslexia Scotland. I have manged to get my SCQF level 8 in Counselling and Psychotherapy. Done courses with Call Scotland to aid people with dyslexia through technology.   

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My aim is to educate, inspire and motivate people to see a different side to Neurodiversty 💙   Please like , share and subscribe for more podcasts 🙌   

If you would like to appear on one of my Neurodiversity Stories then please contact me on: [email protected]   

Also follow us on: Instagram @neurodiversity_stories   

LinkedIn @neurodiversity Stories   

Facebook @ neurodiversity Stories  

A big thank you to our sponsor: Data OPS Limited Data OPS Limited is a London based bespoke applications developers that help companies better manage data and business processes. For more information please click on the link - http://www.dataops.co.uk​   

A massive thank you to our host Darren Clark who is a Global Neurodiversity Consultant   For more information please click on the link: https://www.globalspldconsultant.com​ I hope you enjoy our stories and please subscribe to see more.

Neurodiversity Stories 🎙 Episode 1 Im absolutely delighted to share with you our first guest Katherine Nicholls Katherine shared with us how she deals with Dyscalculia and the steps that she has taken managing this will inspire you. I can't wait for you to hear this story and would welcome anyone who would like to know more about Dyscalculia to give it a watch. If you would like to appear on one of my Neurodiversity Stories then please contact me Please like , share and subscribe for more podcasts 🙌 My aim is to educate, inspire and motivate people to see a different side to Neurodiversty 💙