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Emma-Leigh Senyard is a Clinical Psychologist (PhD) with 10+ years’ experience across private practice, community health, GP clinics, university settings, and occupational rehabilitation. She has worked across the lifespan, from young children through to older adults.Much of Emma-Leigh’s career has…
Meet Saffron “Saffy” Canny Smith (she/her), a young AuDHD woman based in Melbourne, Australia, navigating life at the intersection of chronic illness and neurodivergence. Saffy shares honest, practical insights into living AuDHD, managing chronic illness, and creating more accessible, inclusive com…
Marie-Clare Couper is the Executive Officer of the Brain Injury Association of Tasmania and the national lead for the National Assistance Card Program—an initiative designed to support people who may have difficulty communicating their needs in everyday or emergency situations. With a strong backgr…
Two years in, The Deep Dive Podcast has become a space for honest conversations about autism, neurodiversity, burnout, and sustainable participation — moving beyond awareness and into what inclusion looks like in real life. This anniversary episode is a chance to reflect on what we’ve learned, what…
Rosie is a passionate advocate for neurodiversity who believes that neurodivergent minds are not something to be fixed—but a vital and valuable part of human diversity. Guided by the human rights and social model of disability, Rosie works to create environments where differences are recognised, re…
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