SEN Talks

SEN Talks

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SEN Talks episodes

  • Ep 8: ASD diagnosis - what next?
    In this episode, Adam and Salise are joined by Adam's wife Scarlet to discuss the journey toward their son’s ASD diagnosis. They give a personal account of their experiences and explain what other parents can expect.
    Hosts: Salise Dourmoush and Adam Friel, Geldards
    Website: www.geldards.com
    Producer: Darren Evans, Petersens PR
    Music: Sunshine by lemonmusicstudio
    40 min
  • Ep 6: Talk to me: ASD and social communication, with Helen Pearson

    In this episode we’re joined by special guest Helen Pearson, a speech and language therapist who works with children and young people. We discuss social communication with a particular focus on autistic children. 


    Hosts: Salise Dourmoush and Adam Friel, Geldards 

    Website: www.geldards.com 

    Producer: Darren Evans, Petersens PR 

    Music: Sunshine by lemonmusicstudio

    48 min
  • Ep 5: A solicitor’s guide to appealing to the SEND Tribunal - Part 1

    In the first of three episodes, Adam and Salise discuss how to appeal to the SEND Tribunal. They explain how the education, health and care needs assessment process and the appeals process work.


    Hosts: Salise Dourmoush and Adam Friel, Geldards

    Website: www.geldards.com

    Producer: Darren Evans, Petersens PR

    Music: Sunshine by lemonmusicstudio

    39 min
  • Ep 4: Decrypting dyslexia with Jemma Levy

    In this episode we’re joined by special guest Dr Jemma Levy, an educational and child psychologist, to discuss dyslexia. Adam Friel, head of education law at Geldards, also shares his experiences of living with dyslexia. 


    Hosts: Salise Dourmoush and Adam Friel, Geldards    

    Website: www.geldards.com    

    Producer: Darren Evans, Petersens PR    

    Music: Sunshine by lemonmusicstudio

    48 min
  • Ep 3: Getting a move on with dyspraxia and movement, with Melinda Eriksen

    In this episode we’re joined by special guest Melinda Eriksen, a specialist paediatric occupational therapist. We discuss developmental co-ordination disorder, also known as dyspraxia, in childhood.  

    Hosts: Salise Dourmoush and Adam Friel, Geldards  

    Website: www.geldards.com  

    Producer: Darren Evans, Petersens PR  

    Music: Sunshine by lemonmusicstudio

    47 min
  • Ep 2: Tourette’s and parenting in a neurodiverse household, with Sarah Sharp

    In this episode we’re joined by special guest Sarah Sharp, a trained therapist who runs Tictock Therapy C.I.C. Tictock provides support, information and therapy (CBiT) services to individuals with tics and Tourette's syndrome as well as families and professionals. 


    Hosts: Salise Dourmoush and Adam Friel, Geldards 

    Website: www.geldards.com 

    Producer: Darren Evans, Petersens PR 

    Music: Sunshine by lemonmusicstudio


    46 min
  • Ep 1: Waking up to a 'waking day curriculum', with Charlotte Hadfield

    In this episode we’re joined by special guest Charlotte Hadfield from 3PB Barristers. Charlotte is an expert in education, health and social care law. We discuss rights around the ‘waking day curriculum’, a term used to describe educational provision that extends beyond normal school hours. 


    Hosts: Salise Dourmoush and Adam Friel of Geldards 

    Website: www.geldards.com 

    Producer: Darren Evans, Petersens PR 

    Music: Sunshine by lemonmusicstudio

    43 min
  • Trailer: SEN Talks
    SEN Talks is a new podcast brought to you by the team at Geldards SEN. We are experts in special educational needs (SEN), providing support to parents and young people in their learning. In this podcast we will share our expertise on the world of SEN education and discuss SEN topics with a variety of special guests.
    5 min

About SEN Talks

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SEN Talks, from the team at Geldards SEN. Join solicitors Adam Friel and Salise Dourmoush as they discuss issues around special educational needs and the law.