One of our Directors gives advice about transition for children and young people with special educational needs in this BBC Radio Manchester episode. 

Emma Mander talks about how we need to look out for the children and young people that may have an unidentified or unmet need and how we can do things differently to support the children now more than ever.  "We need to look at how we can support the children, not expect them to conform to society, now more than ever"

Thank you to BBC Radio Manchester 

Jenny Loughran is a SEND parent as well as one of the founders of Action4SEND. Jenny shares her lived experience, having to navigate the complex processes when applying for an EHCP, she talks about the challenges she faced and how she overcame them. Jenny eventually requested an EHCP herself and gathered all necessary evidence. We hope you enjoy this really helpful podcast. 

We would like to thank the NHS - Health Education England for their support on this project.

www.autismpeer.education 

www.action4send.co.uk 
www.greatmindstogether.co.uk 

Jenny Loughran is a SEND parent as well as one of the founders of Action4SEND. Jenny shares her lived experience, having to navigate the complex processes when applying for an EHCP, she talks about the challenges she faced and how she overcame them. Jenny eventually requested an EHCP herself and gathered all necessary evidence. We hope you enjoy this really helpful podcast. 

We would like to thank the NHS - Health Education England for their support on this project.

www.autismpeer.education 

www.action4send.co.uk 
www.greatmindstogether.co.uk 

In this episode we ask Doctor Rick, Tameside Radio's resident GP what his thoughts are on the current 3 different vaccines being distributed for Coronavirus. We ask what the differences are, whether they are safe and clear up some of the myths in the media. 

Thank you to everyone who submitted questions for this podcast and thank you to Dr Rick for taking the time out to discuss this really important subject. We look forward to having him on again for further discussions around mental health, young people and their families.

We would also like to thank Quest Media Network for sponsoring this podcast. 

https://www.questmedianetwork.co.uk/
www.greatmindstogether.co.uk 

In this episode we ask Doctor Rick, Tameside Radio's resident GP what his thoughts are on the current 3 different vaccines being distributed for Coronavirus. We ask what the differences are, whether they are safe and clear up some of the myths in the media. 

Thank you to everyone who submitted questions for this podcast and thank you to Dr Rick for taking the time out to discuss this really important subject. We look forward to having him on again for further discussions around mental health, young people and their families.

We would also like to thank Quest Media Network for sponsoring this podcast. 

https://www.questmedianetwork.co.uk/
www.greatmindstogether.co.uk 

In this episode you can listen to a podcast version of the video delivered by Emma Mander and Meg Walls on the Autism Peer Education site: www.autismpeer.education

Emma and Meg talk about the project, their recent partnership with the NHE - Health Education England and provide information on the support available for families and professionals in order to best support people with Autism, and prevent mental health needs and hospitalisation, by creating more awareness and understanding. 

Thank you to the people that have contributed to this project so far, and we welcome anybody who would like to get involved, just email us at: [email protected] 

There are details on the Autism Peer Education website of upcoming events delivered by some of the industry's experts and expert parents and carers, so make sure you check it out.  

Thank you to:

www.mycpo.co.uk
www.cudox.co.uk
www.spectrumgaming.net
Twitter: @gfreeman2012
www.inclusivechoice.co.uk 
www.action4send.co.uk 

In this episode you can listen to a podcast version of the video delivered by Emma Mander and Meg Walls on the Autism Peer Education site: www.autismpeer.education

Emma and Meg talk about the project, their recent partnership with the NHE - Health Education England and provide information on the support available for families and professionals in order to best support people with Autism, and prevent mental health needs and hospitalisation, by creating more awareness and understanding. 

Thank you to the people that have contributed to this project so far, and we welcome anybody who would like to get involved, just email us at: [email protected] 

There are details on the Autism Peer Education website of upcoming events delivered by some of the industry's experts and expert parents and carers, so make sure you check it out.  

Thank you to:

www.mycpo.co.uk
www.cudox.co.uk
www.spectrumgaming.net
Twitter: @gfreeman2012
www.inclusivechoice.co.uk 
www.action4send.co.uk 

The founders of Great Minds Together have been working on a Resolution model for the past 18 months. The model itself is made up of four elements:

1. Parent Champion 
2. Wraparound Support for all the family 
3. Increasing awareness and understanding for professionals 
4. Central point of Resolution for families and professionals

As a result of collaboration with a number of parents and professionals, Emma, Meg and Geraldine decided to form The Resolution Service. A solution focussed independent body of people from all sides of the table, in order to work towards a new way. 

In this episode, we talk to Geraldine Hills, who explains in detail how she sees the Parent Champion model element operating as part of The Great Minds Model. 

Geraldine is truly inspirational and has a passion for change. Her story is remarkable and we hope you enjoy listening to her as much as we do. 

#flipthenarrative

The founders of Great Minds Together have been working on a Resolution model for the past 18 months. The model itself is made up of four elements:

1. Parent Champion 
2. Wraparound Support for all the family 
3. Increasing awareness and understanding for professionals 
4. Central point of Resolution for families and professionals

As a result of collaboration with a number of parents and professionals, Emma, Meg and Geraldine decided to form The Resolution Service. A solution focussed independent body of people from all sides of the table, in order to work towards a new way. 

In this episode, we talk to Geraldine Hills, who explains in detail how she sees the Parent Champion model element operating as part of The Great Minds Model. 

Geraldine is truly inspirational and has a passion for change. Her story is remarkable and we hope you enjoy listening to her as much as we do. 

#flipthenarrative

In this episode we interview Catherine O’Sullivan, a Speech and Language Therapist based in Manchester. 

Catherine talks about why she became a Speech and Language Therapist and the challenges they face today and gives advice to newly qualified speech and language therapists. 

Further into the episode, Catherine provides some tips for families and schools on how to best approach the re-integration back to school, and how to best support children with talking about how they feel about their experiences during lockdown. 

If you would like to be a guest on our podcast, please get in touch: [email protected]

Emma, Meg & Rachel
Great Minds Together 
www.greatmindstogether.co.uk