
Episode #75
Episode 75 - Implementing Life & Work: A Conversation with Jodie Herbert
In this episode, I’m joined by Jodie Herbert, a neurodiversity mentor, lifelong carer, disability advocate, and the founder of Ability Pathways. Jodie has one of those rare brains that can take chaos, complexity, and bureaucratic nonsense and turn it into actual support, actual progress, and actual hope. She’s spent decades navigating disability from every angle: as a parent, a partner, a carer, and now as someone helping adults and the invisible labour neurodivergent people carry every day. And because I can’t help myself… I also dive into my own past. While digging through old family documents for Ancestry, I found my high‑school report cards, those 80's classics where teachers wrote things so blunt they could strip paint. I read out some of the worst ones on the show. If you’ve ever been called lazy, unfocused, or “destined for ruin,” this episode is for you. If you enjoy the podcast and want to help me keep it going, please consider supporting me on Patreon . It’s literally the price of a cuppa a month, and it means the world, helping me cover hosting, equipment, and the time it takes to make these conversations happen. Ability Pathways Australia (official site) https://abilitypathways.au #Neurodiversity #ActuallyAutistic #LateDiagnosedAutistic #AutismAcceptance #Neurospicy #ADHDAwareness #InvisibleDisability #WorkplaceInclusion #ExecutiveFunction #NDInTheWorkplace #AccessibilityMatters #SupportThatWorks #NDIS #NDISAustralia #LateToThePartyPodcast #AutismPodcast #NDStories #RealTalkND #PodcastLife #AustralianPodcasts #80sSchoolSurvivor #ReportCardRoast #TheyWereWrong #NeurodivergentKidsGrowUp #MisunderstoodAndThriving #SupportIndependentPodcasts #PriceOfACuppa #PatreonCreator

