Episode 4 - Education & SEND with Guest Zoe Marsden
On this episode Archie is joined by Zoe Marsden who is an Assistant Head of Wellbeing and SENDCo a private secondary school in Surrey. Archie and Zoe discuss about Special Educational Needs particularly focusing on students who have neurodiverse needs such as ADHD, Autism Spectrum Condition and Dyslexia.
21 Jun 20221h 2min
Episode 3 - Special Educational Needs and Disabilities with Fintan O'Regan
On this episode, Archie is joined by Fintan O'Regan, an ex-head teacher, trainer and special educational needs and disabilities consultant. Fintan J. O'Regan was Head of the only specialist school in the UK for teaching and managing ADHD. He is also Education Director of ADD Information Services, the national parent support group for children and families concerned with ADHD issues.Archie and Fintan's discussion focuses on supporting young people with ADHD, autism and learning disabilities. For more information please email fjmoregan@aol.com or visit his website https://www.fintanoregan.com/
27 Mai 202257min
Episode 2 - Understanding Emotional Dysregulation and ADHD
On this episode Archie is joined by Emma Ketley, an internationally registered Occupational Therapist with over 20 years of experience in Mental Health Practice. Emma is also an ADHD Coach in training. Archie and Emma’s discussion was centred around the following topics:Emotional Dysregulation Rejection Sensitivity DysphoriaADHD Coaching Therapy Emma is presently accepting clients for 50minute weekly or biweekly 1:1 ADHD coaching sessions through Zoom or Google Meet. If you're interested, please contact Emma via email: EBETrainingandtherapy@gmail.com
5 Apr 202247min
Episode 1 - ADHD & Relationships
On this episode, Archie Chimanayi is joined by Dr Joy Mueller, a Counselling Psychologist. Dr Mueller was diagnosed with ADHD as an adult. Our topic of discussion on this episode is about relationships and ADHD. For many people, the relationships formed with family, partners, children, friends and colleagues are important and rewarding. They are the primary things that provide support, wellbeing, a sense of belonging and self-worth.Many people with ADHD have these positive relationships but have to work hard at maintaining them because of their ADHD symptoms.
18 Feb 202250min
