Allied Care Connect Podcast

Allied Care Connect podcast is an educational podcast where allied health professionals talk about their work, who they support, and different topics related to care, recovery, and everyday life. Each episode is designed to help you learn more about your options and better understand the different types of support available.

Allied Care Connect Podcast is a general podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #6

  Episode 6: Lauren McDonald, Occupational Therapist on navigating late diagnosed adhd in women

  Aug 20, 202645 minS1

  <p>ADHD in Women: Later-Life Diagnosis, Hormones, and Practical OT Support</p><p>In this episode, Valerie from Allied Care Connect speaks with Lauren McDonald, occupational therapist and owner of OT2U Limited in Calgary, about ADHD in women, especially when diagnosis happens later in life. They unpack why ADHD is often missed in girls and women, how life transitions can reveal symptoms, and how occupational therapy can help people build systems that fit their real lives.</p><p><br /></p><p>The conversation also covers entrepreneurship, hormone-related shifts, common misconceptions about ADHD, and the PINCH framework for making tasks...

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  Episode #5

  Episode 5: Ashley McCune on Aquatherapy and Recreation: from fall prevention to confidence building

  Aug 1, 202633 minS1

  <p>Unlock the healing power of water and recreation therapy with Ashley McCune, a passionate recreation therapist and aquatic therapy expert transforming lives in Alberta. Discover how she’s pioneering accessible aquatic interventions for older adults and persons with disabilities—an approach that’s reshaping mental health, fall prevention, and physical recovery. Her journey from remote Northwest communities to private practice reveals the extraordinary impact of evidence-based recreation strategies that blend science, joy, and community bonds.Find Ashley’s profile on Allied Care Connect: https://alliedcareconnect.ca/pro...More on Ashley:Website: www.sagewoodwellness.ca</p>

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  Episode #3

  Episode 3: Laura Macleod, Music Therapist & Counselling Therapist on how music therapy creates space and connection for children with autism

  Apr 22, 202634 minS1

  <p>Discover the transformative power of music therapy with Laura MacLeod, a certified music therapist with over 15 years of experience. In this episode, Laura reveals how music serves as a universal language that fosters deep connections, especially for children with autism. Through personalized, evidence-based techniques, she shares inspiring stories of children finding their voice, confidence, and joy. Learn how improvisation, shared rhythms, and familiar songs become bridges for communication and emotional healing.Dive into the neuroscience behind music's unique ability to engage the brain, from emotional centers to motor functions. Laura discusses how energetic rhythms foster engagement and grounding, unlocking...

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  Episode #2

  Episode 2: Ben Hofs, Canadian certified counsellor, on navigating neurodivergence in couples

  Apr 22, 202629 minS1

  <p>Most couples overlook the significant impact of neurodivergence on their relationships. In this episode, Ben Hoffs, a counselor with Vital Mind Psychology, shares how understanding neurodiversity can transform connections and prevent conflicts. He explains that neurodiversity, including autism and ADHD, represents diverse ways of experiencing the world rather than deficits. By recognizing these differences, couples can open new avenues for empathy, patience, and practical strategies, turning potential challenges into strengths.Ben delves into the hidden patterns of neurodivergence that often go unnoticed, explaining how neurodiverse brains process conflict and emotions differently. He offers insights into communication struggles, the balance...

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  Episode 1: Eric Kang, registered psychologist on private practice and imposter syndrome

  Apr 13, 202635 minS1

  <p>Eric Kang joins the podcast to talk about his path from hospital work to private practice, and how that journey opened the door to a more expansive way of understanding mental health. We talk about trauma, the body’s signals, somatic healing, and the role of Advanced Integrative Therapy (AIT) in his work.</p><p><br></p><p>The conversation also explores imposter syndrome, negative self-talk, personal narratives, and how therapy can help people shift the patterns that keep them stuck. It is a thoughtful discussion on growth, self-awareness, and the connection between mind and body in the healing pr...

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