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How do we create schools where neurodivergent students and their teachers can thrive?

In this episode, psychodynamic counsellor Liessa Callahan (United Kingdom) draws on three decades as a teacher and special educational needs coordinator to reveal the invisible struggles in today’s classrooms. From sensory overwhelm to unsustainable curriculum demands, she explains how outdated systems harm both learners and educators—and why small, practical shifts can transform outcomes.

Her insight is clear: What works for neurodiverse children works for everyone.

You can find Liessa at www.perspectivescounsellingservice.co.uk

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