Maggie Robertson shares how Waihao Downs School has seamlessly woven the Davis Learning Strategies into everyday classroom life. At this small rural school, these tools are not just for struggling learners - they are part of how every child learns, grows, and thrives.

I sit down with Rochelle Booth from Dyslexia Unlocked, a Davis Facilitator who's been transforming how we understand dyslexic learning for 19 years.

I’m joined by my good friend and incredible acupuncturist, Alex Rowbury, founder of Alex Acupuncture and an expert in the field of neuropuncture.

Jodine shares her insights into raising a child with ADHD as a powerful reminder of the importance of understanding, compassion, and creative problem-solving.

This episode features Vikki’s journey with dyslexia and mental health advocacy highlights the power of resilience, self-discovery, and support.

This episode features Hana's journey of self-discovery following her adult ADHD diagnosis at 30 highlights the importance of self-understanding and embracing individuality.

We dive into an inspiring journey with Dr. Dave Edgar - marathon swimmer, endurance athlete, and former Army Major.

Lee Tempest from VisAble, a safeguarding organisation, discusses her experiences with child-to-parent violence and abuse.

Naomi and I talk about her role with helping neurodiverse learners transition from the primary school system and how she supports them to be able to achieve effectively at Paraparaumu College.

Danette and I discuss her journey with son Sean, his battles to get through school and Danettes unexpected change in career.

Callan, a passionate advocate for people with dyslexia, shares his struggle with dyslexia from school into adulthood.

I speak with Professor Julia Rucklidge from the School of Psychology, Speech and Hearing at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand, about the intriguing link between nutrition and mental health.

In this chat Claire and I discuss the amazing hidden talents of neurodiverse people including a rugby player and a mechanic.

Dr Nina and I discuss her recent findings from her report 'The Illusion of Inclusion'.

In this chat, Alyce (Mum to 10 year old Vincent) and I discuss about his battles with dyslexia.

Rachel shares her journey with dyspraxia and how she manages it now after not being diagnosed until she was 50!

In this chat, I had the chance to speak with 2 amazing clients from Fiji, Gilles and Louis.

In this episode, I talk about the challenges of dyslexia and dyscalculia and offers some practical solutions for caregivers and parents.

In this episode, I chatted with Mum and daughter duo, Rebecca and Sofia, recalling Sofia’s challenges prior to her literacy program and her amazing progress post program.