UK Health Radio Podcast
UK Health Radio Podcast
53: The Healthy Debate Show with Andra Stanoiu - Episode 53
53: The Healthy Debate Show with Andra Stanoiu - Episode 53
53: The Healthy Debate Show with Andra Stanoiu - Episode 53
Friday 10th January 2025
Jan Stewart shares her journey raising neurodivergent children, offering invaluable advice for parents on The Healthy Debate Show.
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Get the buttons here!Navigating Neurodiversity: Parenting Insights with Jan Stewart
Episode Overview
- Open communication with your child is crucial.
- Proper medication can significantly improve functioning.
- Find supportive educational and workplace environments.
- Support neurotypical siblings while caring for neurodivergent children.
- Advocate for mental health and neurodiversity awareness.
Our goal as parents is to help our children develop into responsible adults, just like every other parent.
In this episode of The Healthy Debate Show, Andra Stanoiu welcomes back Jan Stewart, a mental health governance expert and advocate, to continue their enlightening discussion on neurodiversity. Jan shares her personal journey raising two neurodivergent children and offers invaluable advice for parents navigating similar paths. She emphasises the importance of open communication, proper medication, and the necessity of finding supportive educational and workplace environments.
With a blend of personal anecdotes and practical tips, Jan provides a heartfelt guide for parents to help their children thrive despite the challenges they may face. This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone touched by neurodiversity, whether directly or indirectly. Tune in to learn how to better support and empower neurodiverse individuals in your community.