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Two mums parenting and caring for young SEND and medically complex children.Imogen and Naz talk honestly about raising young disabled and medically complex children in the early years. Come along with us as we learn and bumble our way through it. From emotions, trauma and identity, to caring for our children, to navigating benefits, health and education systems. With guest professionals along the way, this is the podcast you can switch on when you need a voice that understands. We made the podcast we wish we'd had.
Unknown Host hosts SEND Help, a kids show with 17 episodes published.
In this very special episode, we had the privilege of speaking to Dasha. Her story is truly unique—and one that so many of us quietly think about. Like many of us, Dasha unexpectedly found herself caring for a disabled a
In this episode, Naz and Imogen admit to being complete hypocrites. We've spent so much time talking about the importance of getting help, yet neither of us is actually in therapy. We unpack why it's so hard to take that
In this episode, Naz and Imogen admit to being complete hypocrites. We've spent so much time talking about the importance of getting help, yet neither of us is actually in therapy. We unpack why it's so hard to take that
We all know as family carers the steep unseen costs of raising a disabled child. This episode is intended to tell you about some of the things you can get for free! It starts with the obvious and works its way down to so
We all know as family carers the steep unseen costs of raising a disabled child. This episode is intended to tell you about some of the things you can get for free! It starts with the obvious and works its way down to so
In this episode we got you to send in answers to the following prompt, 'In the early days of your child’s journey, was there something someone said or did that really stayed with you and made a difference—either for you
In this episode we got you to send in answers to the following prompt, ' In the early days of your child’s journey, was there something someone said or did that really stayed with you and made a difference—either for you
The Realities of SEND Childcare What childcare options are actually available for children with SEND in the early years—and how accessible are they in reality? When it comes to SEND childcare, having an option on paper d
The Realities of SEND Childcare What childcare options are actually available for children with SEND in the early years—and how accessible are they in reality? When it comes to SEND childcare, having an option on paper d
In this episode we read the famous poem 'Welcome to Holland' by Emily Pearl Kingsley. The poem attempts to explain what life as a SEND parent is like. Over the years it has become somewhat of a right of passage for SEND
In this episode we read the famous poem 'Welcome to Holland' by Emily Pearl Kingsley. The poem attempts to explain what life as a SEND parent is like. Over the years it has become somewhat of a right of passage for SEND
In this episode, we speak to Gail, founder of Oxfordshire Family Support Network, about her son Guy and receiving his Angelman Syndrome diagnosis. We explore the values that sit at the heart of OXFSN — being person-centr
In this episode, we speak to Gail, founder of Oxfordshire Family Support Network, about her son Guy and receiving his Angelman Syndrome diagnosis. We explore the values that sit at the heart of OXFSN — being person-centr
In this episode, we’re joined by Claire, a Speech and Language Therapist (SALT) from the dysphagia team at the John Radcliffe, for an open and reassuring conversation about feeding in the early years. We talk about how f
In this episode, we’re joined by Claire, a Speech and Language Therapist (SALT) from the dysphagia team at the John Radcliffe, for an open and reassuring conversation about feeding in the early years. We talk about how f
In this episode, we speak to Ruth Hornby, paediatric dietitian, about blended diets — what they are, why more tube-fed families are exploring them, and why there’s a growing movement to make them better understood and mo
In this episode, we speak to Ruth Hornby, paediatric dietitian, about blended diets — what they are, why more tube-fed families are exploring them, and why there’s a growing movement to make them better understood and mo
In this episode, Imogen and Naz tackle the tricky topic of social media and disability parenting. We talk about the different platforms — from Facebook support groups to Instagram influencers and podcasts — and the oppor
In this episode, Imogen and Naz tackle the tricky topic of social media and disability parenting. We talk about the different platforms — from Facebook support groups to Instagram influencers and podcasts — and the oppor
In this episode, we sit down with Lucy Sharpe, a paediatric physiotherapist, for a real, open conversation about physiotherapy — what it actually is, what physiotherapists are trained to do, and what you can expect in th
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