Tonic health: Sunna: Why ‘Healthy’ Almost Made Me Sick
Join us for a heartfelt and practical conversation with Sunna from Tonic Health 🌿, as we dive into everything from feeding kids to caring for yourself.
We cover:
Why the kids’ snack aisle can be misleading, and how to choose nourishing, real-food options that actually fuel little bodies 🍎🧀
How taste buds can reset in just 14 days, and why slow, mindful swaps beat going cold turkey 🍫
Sunna’s personal journey from nutrient deficiencies at 21 to learning that health isn’t about restriction — it’s about real nourishment 💛
Practical tips for picky or selective eaters, especially for families with SEN children, without guilt or pressure
Whether you’re a busy parent, a snack-struggling family, or someone trying to retrain your own palate, this episode is packed with honest advice, laughs, and real-life strategies for eating well without stress.
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Harriet: Journey with Earley Springs | Opening a SEND School
We sit down with Harriet, an inspiring educator 👩🏫 and founder of Earley Springs 🌱, a brand new independent SEND school. From her 20+ years in education 📚 to her personal journey with her nephew Lenny 💜, Harriet shares how family, passion, and experience shaped her vision for a school that truly puts children and families first 👨👩👧.
✨ We talk about:
🌿 The story behind the name Earley Springs
🏫 Why mainstream schools don’t always work for neurodiverse children
⚖️ Balancing national curriculum with play-based learning
📑 The challenges parents face with EHCPs and SEND provision
🤗 Creating a safe, supportive environment where children can thrive
If you’re a parent, educator, or simply passionate about SEND 💡, this conversation will give you hope, ideas, and a look at what’s possible when schools are built with love ❤️.
🔗 Follow Harriet’s journey on Instagram: @earleysprings
#SEND #SENDschool #Neurodiversity #InclusionMatters #ParentSupport #EducationForAll #NeurodiverseKids #EHCP #SpecialEducation #PlayBasedLearning #AutismAwareness #ADHDAwareness #NeurodiverseFamilies #SENDprovision #InclusionEducation #IndependentSchool 🌱💜📚 Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com
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Sara: From Headteacher to Advocate: One Woman's Fight for Neurodivergent Children
In this episode of "We're Not Your Typical," host Sara Donnelly, a headteacher with 14 years of experience in education, discusses the challenges within the schooling system and the unique experiences of neurodivergent girls and women. Sara. shares her journey from journalism to education and how her personal experiences, both as an individual with ADHD and as a mother, have shaped her focus on special educational needs (SEN). As she prepares to leave the traditional education system due to its inherent flaws, Sara reveals her plans to launch her own consultancy, providing advocacy support for parents of neurodivergent children. Tune in for valuable insights and advice on navigating the complexities of education and neurodiversity. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com
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Ruby: Siblings in the Spotlight: Journey with Ewen and Autism
In this episode of We're Not Your Typical, Ruby shares her journey as the younger sister of Ewen, who faces challenges with autism and severe learning difficulties. Ruby discusses the difficult times they've experienced, including Ewan's 15-month hospitalisation, and how this inspired her to create her Instagram page, Ewen and Me. With heartfelt anecdotes, she highlights her deep bond with Ewen and the importance of sharing their story to raise awareness. Ruby's candid reflections on family, resilience, and advocacy shine through as she opens up about her experiences and the love that drives her mission. Join us for an enlightening conversation that offers a sibling's perspective on navigating the complexities of autism and family support. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com
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Charlotte: Finding Joy in the Chaos: A Conversation on Motherhood and Autism
In this episode, we welcome Charlotte, a vibrant mother of four, including two boys, Tommy and Jude, and twin daughters. Charlotte shares her journey over the past four months since starting her social media account, reflecting on her life experiences, including her past marriage, new family dynamics, and raising two autistic boys. She discusses the challenges of balancing her online presence with family life, admitting that her passion for sharing her story sometimes leads to neglecting personal relationships. The conversation highlights the relatable nature of Charlotte's experiences, emphasising how many listeners can resonate with her ups and downs. However, she also expresses her frustration with the social media landscape, noting that negative content often garners more attention than her heartfelt posts. Tune in for an insightful discussion on motherhood, connection, and the complexities of navigating modern life through social media. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com
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We are 2 mums who each have an autistic daughter with one being non-verbal. We have both decided to share our journey of the kids and as parents to show people they are not alone and there can be help out there.
Ireland