Let's Talk Neurosense: the psychology of neurodiversity

A podcast to discuss important issues about neurodiversity. neurosense.substack.com

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  Blaming children's brains for the failings of the school system with Chris Bagley

  Jun 3, 202657 minS0

  <p></p><p>Dr Chris Bagley is a psychologist, teacher, writer and musician with an interest in the evolution of ideas, educational transformation and systems change. He is Director of Research at social enterprise, States of Mind, Co-Director at Square Peg CIC and a Tutor at The Institute of Education, University College London.</p><p>I (Naomi) first met Chris several years ago, as we were both critiquing the education system and trying to imagine ways that education could be different. I was immediately struck by how clearly Chris sees the problems in the school system and how it (doesn’t...

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  What really happens when we diagnose autism with Danielle Drinkwater

  May 27, 202651 minS0

  <p>Dr Danielle Drinkwater is a clinical psychologist and co-host of Let’s Talk Neurosense. </p><p>In this interview-with-the-hosts episode, Dani talks about her path into clinical psychology and why she wanted to work with children. She explains her clinical experience working as a neurodevelopmental diagnostician, and explains why she found herself increasingly uncomfortable with her part in the diagnostic process. She asked questions, but found it hard to get answers she was happy with. </p><p>This is an unusually honest insight into the mind of a diagnosing clinician. We hope that you enjoy it. </p><p><p>Th...

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  It's the end of Season 1

  May 21, 202614 minS0

  <p></p><p>We’ve released ten episodes of Let’s Talk Neurosense. We’ve interviewed ten different people, all with quite different perspectives on neurodiversity. It’s been a bit of a rollercoaster, and we’ve learnt a lot along the way. </p><p>Now we’d really like to know if you have questions you’d like us to answer - or people you’d like us to talk to in upcoming seasons. Please let us know in the comments. And please tell other people about us if you’ve enjoyed listening to season 1. </p> <br/><br/>This is a public episod...

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  Why we need to be brave and ask the difficult questions with Naomi Fisher

  May 20, 20261h 17mS0

  <p>This week, Dani sits down with Naomi to find out about her journey into clinical psychology, her relationship to the topic of neurodiversity, her experiences of home schooling her two children, and some of the reasons she wanted to start this podcast. They reflect on some of the responses that Naomi has received since speaking out about the things that concern her online, as well as some of the ways that she tries to stay grounded and connected to what matters.</p><p></p> <br/><br/>This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with...

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  Supporting children without the need for a diagnosis with Claire Mason

  May 13, 202642 minS0

  <p>Children across the UK are waiting for years in order to get a diagnosis of autism or ADHD. And in the meantime, it can be impossible for their families to get the help that they need. Some of them are stuck; without a diagnosis they cannot access support, but waiting lists means that needs are going unmet.</p><p><p>Subscribe for free to be the first to hear about our new podcast episodes</p></p><p>In Portsmouth, they decided to do something about this. Their Neurodiversity Team provides services and support for 0-19 year olds across the...

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