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The Deep Dive on Inclusion in the Workplace
Episode #66: The Deep Dive on Inclusion in the Workplace When I sat down with advocate, speaker, and host of the Deep Dive Podcast, Michael Coles, one thing became immediately clear — his work is deeply personal. Michael spent years navigating workplaces that didn’t fully understand autism. For a time, supportive colleagues helped make things […]
When Style Meets Wellbeing with Nadine Muscat
Episode #65: When Style Meets Wellbeing Somewhere between school lunches, therapy appointments, work, and the endless mental load of motherhood, many mums stop thinking about themselves. The clothes in the wardrobe become whatever is clean. Comfort replaces intention. And before long, many women realise they’ve quietly lost touch with a part of themselves they once […]
A Faith Reminder for the Weary Mum: God Meets You Where You’re At
Episode #63: Biblical Self Care for the Burned Out & Weary Mum with Cierra Tipton There’s a kind of exhaustion that sleep doesn’t fix. The kind that comes from carrying the mental, emotional, and physical load of motherhood — especially when you’re raising a child with additional needs. In this week’s episode of the Everyday […]
Teaching an autistic teen to drive is different — here’s why.
Episode #62: Helping Autistic and Disabled Learners Become Road Ready with Brad Williams As parents raising autistic children, we want our kids to grow up confident, independent and free. And when they hit the teenage years, one of the final milestones starts looming… learning to drive. Let’s be honest — learning to drive is stressful […]
Billy’s Journey
Episode #61: Billy’s Journey with George Gelagotis Interviewing George yesterday stirred up so much that felt deeply familiar — the assessments, the diagnosis, the overwhelm, the guilt, and that relentless feeling that there has to be a way forward. As a man, society often expects you to be strong, capable, and never show cracks. What […]
