Hoots Who

<p>James Stanbury is Commercial Director at Wellbeing Solutions, with a growing personal insight into ADHD. He champions neurodiversity in the workplace and is pursuing an adult ADHD assessment to better understand his...

<p>Ian Golden is a communications manager and data specialist diagnosed with autism at 51. He shares his personal story to help others understand late-diagnosed autism and its impact.</p> <p>In this episode, Ian Golden...

<p>Reanne Stanton is a paediatric speech and language therapist working in schools. She supports children with communication needs, including developmental language disorder (DLD), and helps create inclusive...

<p>Dr Squee is a podcaster, advocate, and recent ADHD diagnosee. Passionate about celebrating neurodiversity, he’s the creator of Squeefest 5: Think Different, a 24-hour charity livestream supporting neurodivergent...

<p>Tabitha Moynagh is a sleep specialist from Hunrosa, an organisation working with the NHS and beyond to support people—especially neurodivergent children and teens, with sleep difficulties using evidence-based...

<p>Dr Helen Williams, academic and founder of the Breaking Binaries lab at Swansea University, specialises in researching marginalised identities at work, with a focus on neurodivergence and inclusive sport...

<p>Ben Sims is a physiotherapist with over 15 years’ experience, specialising in chronic pain and its complex relationship with the nervous system and neurodivergence.</p> <p>In this insightful episode, physiotherapist...

<p>Sarah Dole is a mother of two autistic boys, one of whom presents with violent and challenging behaviour.</p> <p>During this chat with Nicola, Sarah opens up about the daily challenges of managing aggressive...

<p>Tim March, a former professional BMXer shares his story of a late diagnosis of autism and ADHD, reflecting on his journey of self-discovery and adaptation. One of the superstars of 80's BMX scene, Tim currently makes...

<p>Lloyd Ashley, Personal and Professional Development Manager at the Welsh Rugby Players Association, supports rugby players in their careers, mental well-being, and learning styles, with a focus on neurodiversity.</p>...

<p>Andrew Ryder, Head of Neurodiversity at the Owl Centre, is a speech and language therapist passionate about supporting neurodivergent individuals and their families through assessments and tailored guidance.</p>...

<p>In this episode, Bethany Lunney, a 15-year-old author, poet, and competitive swimmer, shares her experiences growing up with autism and her passion for writing and advocacy.</p> <p>Bethany discusses her life as a...

<p>In this episode, Louisa Harrison introduces PACT (Paediatric Autism Communication Therapy) and its transformative approach to fostering communication and connection.</p> <p>She shares her personal journey as a parent...

<p>Jo, a dedicated dyslexia assessor at the Owl Centre, helps individuals uncover their learning strengths and challenges through assessments and tailored recommendations.</p> <p>In this episode, Jo explains what...

<p>In this episode, Bridget Snasdell discusses her role as a SENCO, the importance of tailored education plans, and navigating the complexities of the SEN and EHCP processes. She offers valuable advice for families and...