Episode 47 with Pennie Aston CEO of GroOops
In this episode, Shae speaks with the wonderful Pennie Aston. Founder and CEO of GroOops Dyslexia Aware Counselling.
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Dr Nola Firth is an Honorary Research Fellow at The Murdoch Children’s Research Institute and the University of Melbourne. Nola has over 30 years’ experience working with students who have learning disabilities. She was a member of the National Dyslexia Working Party and a presenter at the national Dyslexia Roundtable.
Episode 46 with Alison Edgar The Entrepreneur’s Godmother
In this episode, Shae speaks with Alison Edgar, The Entrepreneur’s Godmother and Managing Director of Sales Coaching Solutions is an author, entrepren...
Episode 45 with Sally Close dyslexia and neurodiversity in the workplace
In this episode, Shae speaks with Sally Close on dyslexia and neurodiversity in the workplace. Introducing Sally Close – Business Improvement Consulta...
Episode 44 with Jane Kjersten
In this episode, Shae welcome's Jane Kjersten back to the show to talk about Dyslexia and Trauma. Jane is a therapist who has worked with individuals,...
Episode 43 with Professor Stephen MacDonald
In this episode, Shae speaks with fellow dyslexic Professor Stephen Macdonald. Stephen is a Professor of Social Science at the University of Sunderl...
Episode 42 with Professor Amanda Kirby
In this episode, Shae speaks with Professor Amanda Kirby MBBS MRCGP PhD. As the founder and CEO of Do-IT Solutions, Professor Amanda Kirby is very unu...
Episode 41 with Rocking Dan the Music Man
Welcome to the first of our episode Dear Dyslexic Podcast Series for 2021!! In episode 41, Shae speaks with Rocking Dan the Music Man. We have had a l...
Special Edition podcast episode 40 with Tricia Malowney Disability and Human Rights Advocate
We have launched a Special Edition podcast to celebrate and acknowledge International Day of People with Disabilities and its our 40th episode can you...
Episode 39 with Autumn O'Connor
Autumn O'Connor is an autistic twice-exceptional (gifted) adult with dyslexia and dyscalculia, holding also a diagnosis of anxiety and dysthymia. She ...
Episode 38 Intimate relationships with Jane Kjersten
Do you have dyslexia and struggle with intermate relationships? Or are you a partner to someone who has dyslexia? Then this podcast is for you. In th...