In this powerful episode of SEND, LOUD & PROUD, I team up with the inspiring Scott Neilson to delve into his impactful work as an autistic trainer, mentor, and consultant. Together, we explore how Scott is fostering meaningful change through his training sessions on autism and neurodivergence for educators, social workers, and parents, equipping them with the tools to create inclusive environments.

Scott opens up about his experience mentoring autistic individuals, both children and adults, and the profound impact of building supportive relationships that empower neurodivergent voices. We also dive into his collaborative work with other autistic professionals, including his contributions to ground-breaking books that amplify stories from the community. Join us as we challenge misconceptions, celebrate triumphs, and uncover actionable strategies for breaking barriers and redefining possibilities for neurodivergent individuals both in education and beyond.

In this episode of the SEND, LOUD & PROUD, host Adam chats to Joshua, who shares his personal journey growing up with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). They discuss the challenges faced in education, the importance of support systems, and the misconceptions surrounding SEND. Joshua emphasizes the need for better understanding and inclusivity in both educational and employment settings, advocating for a shift in perceptions and practices to empower individuals with SEND.

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In this episode of SEND, LOUD & PROUD, host Adam speaks with Tammy Rylands, an advocate and entrepreneur, about her journey in securing her son's Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) and the challenges faced along the way. Tammy shares her experiences with home education, the importance of community support, and how she turned her personal challenges into a business that helps other families navigate the complexities of special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). The conversation emphasizes the need for inclusivity and understanding in education and society, as well as the power of shared experiences in fostering change.

Keywords

#EHCP #home education #SEND #advocacy #support #neurodiversity #community #inclusion #parenting #education

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