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Listen to the latest episodes here or find us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and more. Discover new episodes of our insightful podcast every fortnight. Join host Darren Clark as he welcomes a new passionate guest to discuss all things SEN.

Latest Episode

Chatting with Kerry Thalia

Darren speaks to Kerry Thalia, Founding Director of Discover Inclusion, about how representation, sensory tools and better-connected support systems can empower neurodivergent children and adults to access education and thrive.

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  • Neurodiversity

    Chatting with Kerry Thalia

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    Chatting with Kerry Thalia

    Darren speaks to Kerry Thalia, Founding Director of Discover Inclusion, about how representation, sensory tools and better-connected support systems can empower neurodivergent children and adults to access education and thrive.

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  • Neurodiversity

    Chatting with Kimberley Ashwin

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    Chatting with Kimberley Ashwin

    Darren speaks to Autism Oxford UK CEO and Autism Consultant Nurse Kimberley Ashwin, about how simple, low-cost, creative adjustments in education can better support autistic and neurodivergent children, families and teachers by embracing flexibility and strengths.

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  • Neurodiversity

    Chatting with Kirsty Heap

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    Chatting with Kirsty Heap

    Darren speaks to Kirsty Heap, founder of Kirsty Heap Coaching and Training, about how organisations can better support neurodivergent people by leading with strengths, reducing stigma around disclosure and prioritising trust, inclusion and wellbeing.

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  • Speech and Language Therapy

    Chatting to Caroline McCallum

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    Chatting to Caroline McCallum

    Darren speaks with speech and language therapist and VERBO Co-Founder Caroline McCallum about the NHS-developed digital platform that supports schools in meeting children’s communication needs amid rising demand and staff shortages.

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  • Outdoor Learning

    Chatting to Jo Clanfield

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    Chatting to Jo Clanfield

    Darren speaks with Jo Clanfield, founder of Teach Outdoors, about how outdoor learning boosts wellbeing, engagement and inclusion, especially for neurodivergent learners, by creating hands-on experiences that reduce anxiety and help children thrive.

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  • EdTech

    Chatting to Fee Kempton

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    Chatting to Fee Kempton

    Darren speaks with EdTech consultant Fee Kempton about how technology and AI are transforming teaching and learning, particularly in supporting students with ADHD, while highlighting the importance of ethical use and proper teacher training.

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  • Mind Mapping

    Chatting to Darius Namdaran

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    Chatting to Darius Namdaran

    Darren speaks to Darius Namdaran, about how mind mapping can transform learning for people with dyslexia and ADHD. Drawing on personal experiences, Darius explains why traditional approaches don’t always work and highlights the power of visual thinking.

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  • Assistive Technology

    Chatting to Claire Sheen

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    Chatting to Claire Sheen

    Darren speaks to Claire Sheen, Assistive Technology Trainer at Remtech, about the growing role of assistive technology in education and the workplace and why training is just as important as the technology itself.

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  • Dyslexia

    Chatting to Anne Sheppee

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    Chatting to Anne Sheppee

    Darren speaks with dyslexia specialist Anne Sheppee about her professional journey and the evolving landscape of dyslexia awareness in education, offering an honest, expert perspective on supporting dyslexic and neurodivergent learners while exploring both the progress achieved and the urgent challenges schools face today.

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Katrina Cochrane