In today's episode Philip talks to Akil Seema and Trevor Rodrigues from Helcyon Education.

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Links to Helcyon Education:

https://www.instagram.com/halcyon.eduservices?igsh=ZDNhaWlkZDlhejk=

https://www.facebook.com/share/19fcFzxyTS/

In today's episode Philip and Cherié and I have a chat about Hyper (and hypo)baric oxygen therapy.

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In today's episode Philip and Cherié has a chat to Debbie about being a teacher at Lucca. We also talk about misconceptions about neuro-diversity within different cultures and how teaching starts with love.

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In today's episode Philip has a chat to Catherine, one of the teachers at Lucca, and he interviews Charky, Mitch and Danie and they talk about the overlap between neuro-diversity and LGBTQ+

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In today's episode Cherie present a conversation on depression and Philip has an interview about the same topic. There are many silver linings, we promise.

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In today's episode we talk about what Cherie has been up to and about sheltered employment. We also hear the voices of Lucca.

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In today's episode Ashley presents a topic about whether society is becoming more accepting and we have our first interview with someone neuro-diverse.

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For those who wish to read Ethan's poem:

The dark contains the unknown.

It can trigger fear within me.

Especially if I am alone.

And all I want is to be free.

We all fear the darkness in life.

Wondering if we will ever see light.

But as I battle against the strife.

I become too tired to fight.

But the light will always come.

Its brightness finds my belief.

And shows strength against the glum.

As my body reveals my relief.

The fear of darkness is a regular feeling.

It may be painfully unbearable.

I feel calm as I am kneeling.

My life is damaged, but repairable.

I can conquer all my fears.

Just by having faith from the start.

I am the Voice of my Cheers.

I am the Champion of my Heart.

In this episode Philip talks about his path to neurodiversity acceptance although we stroll off the beaten track and get into the weeds a bit.

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Get to know Cherié, Ashley and Philip and listen to them discuss what this podcast is actually going to be about.