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Disability Spotlight Podcast
A podcast that SPOTlights the way for allied health professionals working in the disability sector. Topics will be relevant to speech pathologists, occupational therapists and physiotherapists working in the disability sector aiming to achieve best practice.
Disability Spotlight Podcast
Reframing therapy supports with ‘That Autistic Guy’ Orion Kelly
Join us for an eye-opening episode where our host Kim Bulkeley sits down with Orion Kelly, an autistic advocate and father, who shares his transformative journey in supporting his autistic son, Conan. Orion discusses the real challenges and triumphs of parenting a neurodivergent child, offering invaluable insights into how proactive, individualised approaches can empower autistic children to thrive.
From practical strategies like integrating therapies during school hours to the powerful impact of setting specific, meaningful goals. Orion’s experiences underscore the importance of respect for parents creativity and knowledge, and the need for open collaboration between parents, therapists, and educators.
Discover how simple shifts in mindset and approach can make a profound difference in the lives of neurodivergent individuals and their families. Tune in to learn how we can all contribute to creating a world where every autistic person can live their best life.
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Website: https://orionkelly.com.au/
Disability SPOT is run by a dedicated group of volunteer speech pathologists, physiotherapists and occupational therapists with the aim of providing best practice professional development and networking opportunities for members.
Membership is cheap.. at $60 per year and provides excellent value for a range of professional development and learning activities.
Consider becoming a member to network, attend our events, tap into webinars, recordings and a range of resources. Such a great way to access your CPD hours.
Our Disability SPOTLIGHT podcast is for members and non-members. Topics relate to supporting our community to achieve best practice in the disability sector.