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Roxi Abbott is a neurodivergence coach, lecturer, and MSc Psychology student based in the UK. She specialises in neurodiversity-affirming coaching, with a focus on helping clients reconnect with their autonomy, develop self-trust, and build lives that work with- not against- their brain.
She runs her practice under the name of Neurospice Navigation, a coaching practice grounded in compassion, curiosity, and a deep respect for individual agency. Her work centres on supporting clients to untangle external expectations, reduce internalised pressure, and make decisions that align with their values and capacity.
Alongside her coaching practice, Roxi lectures at WaterBear Music College, where she supports emerging artists in building fulfilling careers alongside understanding themselves better. Her current MSc research explores how autonomy is understood and supported within neurodiversity-affirming coaching.
With a background in music, education, and coaching, Roxi brings a creative, relational, and deeply human approach to her work.
The Kintsugi Way is a charity dedicated to supporting women who have experienced sexual abuse or rape, helping them rebuild their lives with resilience and strength. Inspired by the Japanese art of Kintsugi—where broken pottery is repaired with gold to highlight its history rather than hide its imperfections—we believe in empowering survivors to embrace their journey and find beauty in their healing process.
www.thekintsugiway.co.uk
@thekintsugiway
Donate: https://www.justgiving.com/charity/thekintsugiway
Featured in this podcast:
Women Are Angry - Jennifer Cox
No Offense But - Gina Martin
8 in 10 women don’t discuss money with close friends and family. In fact, money is still more taboo to talk about than sex, politics or religion. That’s bad for everyone, and it can affect men and women in very different ways. She’s Worth It creates a safe space to have these conversations, share stories, tips and support to normalise how HARD this all is.
Mentioned in this Episode:
Mandy Youell
@shedoeschange
She's worth it
https://www.shes-worth-it.com/
Women Are Angry - Jennifer Cox
Alice Darling
One year since THAT surreal, horrible day and my first call with a clairvoyant. How did it go? Did I get any answers? Is there really a spiritual world? What does the future hold?
Mentioned in this Episode:
Maiden (Tracy Edwards Documentary - Prime Video)
The Kintsugi Way Charity
@thekintsugiwaycharity
www.thekintsugiway.co.uk
@thebigvagenergypod
In this Part 2 episode, Alex is rejoined by Pelham Spong and her solicitor, Michael Jacobs, a Partner at Boies Schiller Flexner. Boies Schiller Flexner is an internationally renowned firm known for its expertise in trial law, crisis management, and strategic advisory.
In this conversation, Pelham shares her experience of reporting trafficking, sexual assault, and coercion at the hands of the late billionaire businessman, Mohammed Fayed. Pelham and Michael discuss the complexities of legal representation in high-profile cases, the impact of media on public perception and accountability, and the systemic failures within law enforcement and other institutions. They also explore the intricacies of sex trafficking, examining the vulnerabilities that lead victims into such situations and highlighting the warning signs to watch for.
‘Saint Maria's Way’, shortlisted for Screamfest 2024, started from Chris Turner and writer Chelsea Kania’s frustration with the increasingly dire lack of safety for women on the street at night. The numerous well-publicised cases in which CCTV was pivotal to the investigation of the crimes committed against women were part of what gave way for the idea.
Contact them below to access the short film:
Chelsea - https://www.instagram.com/chelseamonrania/
Chris - https://www.instagram.com/favcolblk/
Also mentioned in this episode:
Strut Safe - 0333 335 0026
Six Triple Eight
Strong Female Character - Fern Brady
Want - Gillian Anderson
Feminism Is For Everybody - Bell Hooks
*Trigger Warning: This episode contains descriptions of sexual assault and violence, which some listeners may find distressing.
In this episode, Alex is joined by Pelham Spong, who provides her account of being a victim of trafficking, sexual assault, and coercion by the late and powerful billionaire businessman, Mohammed Fayed. Known for his ownership of the luxury department store Harrods, Hôtel Ritz Paris, and Fulham Football Club, Fayed is now a subject of notoriety. Following his passing in 2023, victims have since broken their silence, with over 400 of his victims having come forward with allegations of rape, sexual assault and trafficking.
What a year! Thank you to all our listeners.
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Mary Ann Seighart, the phenomenal author and activist, is today's guest on The Big Vag Energy Podcast.
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Chatting with Bianca & Charlotte from Hostelle - a women's only hostel in London, Barcelona and Amsterdam. We talk everything travel; staying safe, exploring, making friends and of course, feminism.
Hostelle London
458 Bethnal Green Road
E2 OEA London, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 20 7646 6671
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