We Too Are One: Making a world more inclusive for AuDHD people.
We Too Are One: Making a world more inclusive for AuDHD people.
Podcast Description
We Too Are One is a podcast that celebrates the power of difference and explores how individuals with Autism and/or ADHD can thrive—together and in business.
Through inspiring conversations with neurodivergent professionals, entrepreneurs, and the allies who champion inclusivity, we explore the unique challenges and extraordinary strengths that come with thinking differently.
Whether you’re discovering how to embrace your own neurodivergent identity or striving to build a workplace where everyone’s talents shine, We Too Are One offers hope, connection, and practical insights to turn difference into strength.
We Too Are One is created and produced in partnership with AuDHD UK, whose mission is to end autism and ADHD-related suicides in the UK. They help fund adult autism and ADHD assessments, therapy for late-diagnosed AuDHDers, and campaign for earlier diagnosis and support.
Find out more about AuDHD UK and how you can get involved at https://www.audhduk.org.
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The podcast focuses on the experiences of individuals with Autism and ADHD in both personal and professional contexts, covering topics such as neurodivergent identity acceptance, workplace inclusivity, and mental health challenges. For example, episodes feature discussions on the journey to diagnosis, advocating for inclusivity in business, and sharing personal narratives that highlight both challenges and strengths.
We Too Are One is a podcast that celebrates the power of difference and explores how individuals with Autism and/or ADHD can thrive—together and in business.
Through inspiring conversations with neurodivergent professionals, entrepreneurs, and the allies who champion inclusivity, we explore the unique challenges and extraordinary strengths that come with thinking differently.
Whether you’re discovering how to embrace your own neurodivergent identity or striving to build a workplace where everyone’s talents shine, We Too Are One offers hope, connection, and practical insights to turn difference into strength.
We Too Are One is created and produced in partnership with AuDHD UK, whose mission is to end autism and ADHD-related suicides in the UK. They help fund adult autism and ADHD assessments, therapy for late-diagnosed AuDHDers, and campaign for earlier diagnosis and support.
Find out more about AuDHD UK and how you can get involved at https://www.audhduk.org.
We’re only on the second episode of the new series, and already we’re turning to one of the questions I’m contacted about most often: the ADHD diagnosis journey for children.
My guest is Jane Lambert, CEO of the Makewell Clinic in Milton Keynes. Jane is a nurse by background, an adoptive parent of three daughters with neurodivergent needs, and the driving force behind Makewell — a clinic she founded to be the change she wanted to see in the world. Her mission is not just to provide assessments, but to create a calming, supportive environment and to advocate for families navigating what can be a long and exhausting path.
If you’re a parent currently facing this process, or you want to better understand what families go through, Jane’s story will really speak to you.
In this episode, we cover topics including:
The reality of navigating the UK system for children’s ADHD diagnosis.
Why even private clinics are struggling to meet demand.
How Jane built Makewell to do things differently and support families more holistically.
The practical advice Jane gives parents who are waiting for an assessment.
The role of advocacy, community, and peer support alongside clinical services.
To find out more about Jane’s work, visit the Makewell Clinic 🌐
For feedback, suggestions or to get in touch, please email https://www.wetooareonepodcast.com/ 🌎
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