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Curious about life behind the scenes of special needs? Hosted by Natalie (mother to "JJ" and Social Worker) and Danise (mother to "Panda", former teacher, parent advocate and Founder of @pandastree_blackdsuk); the SEND Sisterhood podcast offers pure, unapologetic, parent perspective on what it is like to live in and navigate Special Education Needs and Disabilities (SEND) world. The Send Sisterhood was created with everyone in mind, inviting all to listen and learn from their unique parent perspectives. Updates on future episodes: @thesendsisterhood Contact: 2thesendsisterhood@gmail.com Music by SK @GMGOmusic
Unknown Host hosts The SEND Sisterhood, a kids show with 21 episodes published.
In this final episode of the season, Nat and Dee take a look at sustaining good mental health while carrying out the role of a parent carer. The duo review the importance of bringing awareness of the wellbeing of the par
On this penultimate episode Dee and Nat meet up with Andrea H, who worked in the social care sector for over 15 years; a career that was driven by her empathetic nature, understanding and belief that everyone deserves qu
There are so many different disabilities out there. Many of which most of us have not even heard of let alone can fathom the experiences that those who have children with complex needs go through. On this episode we disc
On this episode Dee and Nat are joined by Joe N, a young man who as a child went through challenges with his own disability. Doctors told his mum that he would not be able to do most things that "typical" children would
Those who are new to the SEND world, are often so embroiled by being in the moment, that it is hard to even consider 20 years into the future. However, future planning (regardless of how parents may plan to do it) is def
When you learn your child is "delayed" is some capacity, it doesn't bring about feelings of great joy or prized accomplishments. There are a variety of challenges that come with navigating the unique profile of a SEND ch
On this episode Dee and Nat speak to Sali M, a Senior Education Advisor and parent of two sons with SEND. Sali reflects on the very different journeys of both of her children. The ups and downs, fearing diagnosis, the mi
Often many take for granted the ability to have your child cared for while you work, rest or play. For millions of SEND parents this is a luxury. There are financial implications to getting help; often schools will opt o
Episode 2 gives the mic to those often sidelined or forgotten on this SEND journey. SEND parent men. Joining Nat and Dee is Barry Kotei. Barry is a husband, mentor and SEND father to his son Jett, who has Down syndrome.
Welcome back to The SEND Sisterhood - Season 2! On this first episode of Season 2, Dee and Nat reflect on the time since Season 1 was released as parent carers. Being a SEND parent carer doesn't allow for much time to do
On this bonus final episode Dee and Nat discuss their experiences when looking for Early Years/school settings. Focusing on what they found helpful and also discussing what considerations a parent carer in the UK might w
On this final official episode of the series (watch this space for the bonus episode coming soon!) Nat and Dee consider if there are in fact any "joys" to being a SEND parent-carer. Taking a look back on the early years
On this penultimate episode, Nat and Dee discuss and share their experiences of learning and development within the context of being a parent-carer. They explore whether additional training is essential; if "training" ca
Although it is noted that all parents at some stage in their journey experience "parent guilt"; Nat and Dee discuss whether there is perhaps, such a thing as "SEND parent guilt". Although the concepts are extremely simil
There are so many misconceptions surrounding SEND Parenting and the impact of becoming a SEND parent on finances and careers. Occasionally, some may have to give up working altogether; while others attempt to continue th
When you have a child with SEND; one of the first fearful things you hear about is getting your child an Education Heath Care Plan (EHCP). Although it may seem as if an EHCP is a given for all SEND children; the truth is
Playdates are meant to be fun. But how much fun are they really for many SEND parents? Nat and Dee take at look at their own experiences with play dates, discussing the good, the bad and the ugly of the emotional rollerc
Nat and Dee tackle the difficult topic of health conditions; discussing the volume of appointments, emotions and lessons learned when tackling the healthcare system and interacting with healthcare professionals. Updates
On this episode Nat and Dee divulge what it has personally been like to adapt to being a parent carer - discussing what a typical “week in the life” has been like for them; the impact on day to day life and on those they
On this brief episode Natalie and Danise formally introduce themselves and discuss how they came to create the SEND Sisterhood podcast. As they share how they have experienced navigating their new SEND lives; they hope t
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