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Finding PurposeEp. 84 - How to Find Your Purpose by Looking Within with Penny GoffmanIn this week's episode of The Finding Purpose Podcast, Adam sits down with Penny Goffman — an innovative entrepreneur, community builder, and strategic experiential storyteller whose work has transformed the way brands connect with women through purpose-driven experiences. Penny is the former Head of Community at HeyMama, where she fostered deep connections among entrepreneurial mothers nationwide through curated events, partnerships, and programming. She previously built, scaled, and sold Jolie Gotique, the first mobile fashion boutique of its kind in Fairfield County, and has served as a stylist and emcee for iconic brands including Bloomingdale's, Lord & Taylor, Alice + Olivia, an...
2025-11-251h 15
Disability Spotlight PodcastClinical Chats: MDT approach to understanding CPIn this episode, host Bec Sampson is joined by a multidisciplinary panel, Sarah Hallams (Physiotherapist), Isabella Krak (Speech Pathologist), and Amanda Lidis (Occupational Therapist) for a rich discussion on supporting children with Cerebral Palsy (CP).Together, they unpack what CP is, the different types, and how it can affect a child’s development across the lifespan. The conversation explores common goals across allied health disciplines, practical strategies for family education, and the importance of empowering children and families through collaborative care.Learn about real-world clinical experiences, from setting meaningful goals to navigating the emotional and lo...
2025-11-121h 03
Disability Spotlight PodcastSupporting Children with Restricted Eating, and doing a PHD with Rene FraserIn this episode, Bec Sampson is joined by Rene Fraser, Occupational Therapist and long-time Disability SPOT Executive Committee member, to discuss her PhD research on parent interventions for children with disabilities who are restricted eaters.Drawing on over 20 years of clinical experience, Rene shares how her work with families inspired her research and why traditional approaches to restricted eating often fall short. Instead of chasing “perfect” mealtimes, she highlights the importance of creating safe, responsive environments that nurture a child’s natural curiosity to explore food.Listeners will gain insights from Rene’s scoping review and pare...
2025-09-0342 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastBuilding Inclusive Foundations in Early Education Settings – A Conversation with Dr Amanda Niland - Part TwoIn part two of our conversation with early childhood expert Dr Amanda Niland, we explore what best practice collaboration looks like between allied health professionals, parents, children, and early childhood educators. Amanda shares insights into building strong, respectful partnerships in early education settings and the tools that can support truly collaborative and child-centred approaches.The conversation then shifts to Amanda’s research on disability representation and inclusion in children’s literature. She speaks about her recent projects and the importance of children seeing themselves—and their diverse experiences—reflected in books. Amanda also shares how children’s perspectiv...
2025-07-0142 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastEarly Childhood Education, Research, and Rethinking Praise – A Conversation with Dr Amanda Niland - Part 1In this episode, host Bec Sampson is joined by early childhood educator and researcher Dr Amanda Niland to explore the topic of praise and how we use it with children. Drawing on her recent article, Amanda discusses why phrases like “good boy” or “good girl” may not always offer the positive reinforcement we assume, and how our language can influence a child’s developing sense of self.We discuss what led Amanda to write the article, how shifting the way we give feedback can promote long-term wellbeing and success, and how allied health professionals can reframe praise to focus o...
2025-07-0136 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastLeadership, Coaching, and Career Pathways with Alyce Svensk The OT CoachIn this episode, host Bec Sampson speaks with occupational therapist, business owner, and mentor Alyce Svensk who you may know through her business as ‘The OT Coach”.Alyce is a guest speaker at this year’s annual Disability SPOT conference and this episode of the podcasts discusses Alyce’s professional journey to ‘The OT Coach’, her passion for mentoring, and a teaser for what she will present at the upcoming conference.Disability SPOT Annual Conference 2025: The Future of Disability Therapy is on Sunday 17th May DO NOT MISS OUT! Buy your Disability SPOT conference ti...
2025-05-1342 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastGetting wheels - Wheelchair Prescription for Children with Neuromuscular Conditions with Dr. Sarah-Grace PaguintoIn this episode, host Bec Sampson speaks with occupational therapist and researcher Dr. Sarah-Grace Paguinto. With over a decade of experience at Sydney Children’s Hospital’s Neuromuscular Clinic, Sarah-Grace shares insights from her PhD on creating a psychoeducation resource to support parents through the emotional and practical aspects of wheelchair prescription. Tune in to learn about her parent resource booklet, the importance of early mobility support, and how clinicians can better guide families through this transition.Show Notes: Sarah Grace’s booklet that she developed during her PhD is yet to be...
2025-04-0936 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastTransitioning from Student to New Graduate ClinicianIn this episode, host Bec Sampson welcomes Rene Fraser, Kate Bellamy, and Tahlia Frost to discuss their journeys transitioning from students to new graduate clinicians. Together, they explore the unique challenges faced during this pivotal stage, including building confidence, adjusting to professional expectations, and finding balance in the healthcare environment. Rene, Kate, and Tahlia share valuable advice on navigating imposter syndrome, cultivating strong mentorship connections, and embracing lifelong learning. Tune in to gain real-world insights and practical strategies to support a smooth transition from university to clinical practice, setting the stage for a fulfilling and impactful career.
2025-02-2148 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastAAC and Collaborative Practice with Leanna FoxIn this episode, host Bec Sampson sits down with speech pathologist Leanna Fox to explore the world of AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) and its impact on individuals with disabilities. Leanna shares her journey in becoming a passionate advocate for AAC, working across Australia to support individuals using tools like eye gaze technology and LAMP (Language Acquisition Through Motor Planning).From groundbreaking tech to life-changing interventions, this conversation highlights the power of communication and how AAC helps people express themselves, connect, and expand.Show Notes:Kasari, C., Kaiser, A., Goods, K., Nietfeld, J., Mathy...
2025-02-0646 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastNeurodivergence and Neuroaffirming Practice - Part 2In part two of the Disability Spotlight Podcast mini-series on Neurodivergence and Neuroaffirming Practices, Bec Sampson, Chloe Garret, and Rebecca McNeil delve into the significance of neuroaffirming approaches, particularly the differences between the medical and social models of disability. The conversation highlights a shift toward recognising neurodivergence as both an internal and external experience, advocating for a more inclusive and affirming paradigm.The episode also focuses on how professionals, especially speech pathologists and physiotherapists, are moving away from outdated methods to embrace strengths-based, client-centred care. By involving clients in goal-setting from an early age, these practitioners ensure...
2024-10-0830 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastNeurodivergence and Neuroaffirming Practice - Part 3In the third part of the mini-series on neurodivergence and neuroaffirming practices, Bec Sampson, Chloe Garret, and Rebecca McNeil explore resources that allied health professionals can use to deepen their understanding and skills. This episode focuses on Autism CRC, Positive Partnerships, and other valuable podcasts, training modules, and social media platforms.Discover the importance of recognising neurodivergent behaviours, such as masking and emotional regulation strategies, and how allied health professionals can support clients' goals while working collaboratively to honour their neurodivergent identities, without pushing them towards neurotypical behaviours.Show Notes: R...
2024-10-0826 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastNeurodivergence and Neuroaffirming Practice - Part 1In this episode of the Disability Spotlight podcast, speech pathologists Bec Sampson, Rebecca McNeil, and Chloe Garrett discuss neuroaffirming practices, focusing on supporting neurodivergent individuals. In part 1 of this 3-part series, the conversation delves into neurodiversity, which refers to the variety of brain types, highlighting the importance of inclusive practices, community-driven awareness, and the expanding definitions of neurodivergence. The episode also explores the impact of delayed diagnoses on individuals and families, emphasising the challenges and mental health effects during the diagnostic process.Show Notes: Raising Kids NetworkReframing Autism ...
2024-10-0827 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastOccupational Performance Coaching with Lucy Charles & Arul HamilIn this episode host Simone Dudley welcomes occupational therapists Arul Hamil and Lucy Charles from Auckland, New Zealand. They delve into the Occupational Performance Coaching (OPC) model, a transformative approach developed by Dr. Fiona Graham at Otago University. Arul and Lucy share their journey into the OPC space and highlight its profound impact on pediatric practice. The OPC framework emphasises the power of listening and empowering clients, focusing on three key components: connecting, structuring, and sharing. By prioritising the voices of children and families, OPC fosters meaningful participation and enriches therapeutic outcomes. Tune in to explore real-life case examples...
2024-07-2929 min
Duke Loves RasslinHall of Fame Shoutouts & Heartfelt Goodbyes: Devon & The Duke Episode 6This week on Devon & The Duke, WWE Legend Devon Dudley throws out some major respect to Bob Backlund, Simone Biles, and John Cena!In this episode, you'll hear:- Simone Biles 2.0? Devon takes his daughter to her first gymnastics class and reflects on the inspiring return of Simone Biles.- Bob Backlund: Devon explains going from being inspired by Bob Backlund to getting mentorship from the WWE Legend. - A Heartfelt Farewell: Devon shares his personal memories and well wishes for John Cena's retirement tour, and how their long-time feud helped propel both their careers...
2024-07-1152 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastReframing therapy supports with ‘That Autistic Guy’ Orion KellyJoin us for an eye-opening episode where our host Kim Bulkeley sits down with Orion Kelly, an autistic advocate and father, who shares his transformative journey in supporting his autistic son, Conan. Orion discusses the real challenges and triumphs of parenting a neurodivergent child, offering invaluable insights into how proactive, individualised approaches can empower autistic children to thrive.From practical strategies like integrating therapies during school hours to the powerful impact of setting specific, meaningful goals. Orion’s experiences underscore the importance of respect for parents creativity and knowledge, and the need for open collaboration between parents, th...
2024-07-0247 min
The Family Voices PodcastRaising concerns – tips from a GPIn this episode, our host Simone Dudley talks with Dr Megan Hosken on raising concerns that families may have about their child’s health and development. Dr Hosken provides tips and insights on ways to support families achieve the outcomes they’re seeking when visiting a general practitioner (GP) and other health professionals. These recommendations will help speed the process of making referrals for assessment and lead to accessing important services and supports. Families and professionals will benefit from hearing Dr Hosken talk about the importance of building rapport through a family centred and collaborative approach.
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2024-06-2920 min
Black Headline NewsEvans steps away as pastor; Blacks doubt fairness of institutions; city sued for reparations; Black men high suicide rateIn this episode of BHN Radio Talk Show with Cheryl Smith, Julia Ann Dudley Najieb and Brigitte Jones recap on the breaking news concerning Dr. Tony Evans who is stepping down from his senior pastoral duties at Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship (OCBF) in Dallas, Texas, after reportedly falling short “due to sin.”Next news, according to PEW research, Black Americans hold on to conspiracy theories due to the trauma they suffer being Black and the deliberate attacks against them historically.Meanwhile a city in the Chicago suburbs is being sued for giving 193 Black residents each $25,000.00 for slav...
2024-06-121h 23
Black Headline NewsBHN-TRS 6-4-24: News publishers discuss Jackson Lee cancer diagnosis, Trump guilty on 34 felony counts, June is Black Music Month, and BilesIn this episode, Cheryl Smith, Brigitte Jones and Julia Ann Dudley Najieb discuss the breaking news regarding Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee who is the democratic Chief Deputy Whip for the U.S. House of Representatives; she is just been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.The news publisher team also discuss the latest breaking news regarding the historic first in American history for a criminal case against a former or sitting U.S. president where, 12 New York State Supreme Court jurors unanimously agreed to convict former president, Donald Trump on 34 felony counts. The jurors said the...
2024-06-051h 29
Disability Spotlight PodcastTransition beyond Early Career with Sharon MajellaHost Simone Dudley and guest Sharon Majella discuss Sharon's transition from early career occupational therapist to a more experienced role. Sharon shares her experiences working in a community private practice and the changes she has noticed in her role, such as taking on more independent work and mentoring new therapists. She also talks about the challenges she faced, including imposter syndrome, and the support she sought to navigate her new responsibilities. Sharon emphasises the importance of self-reflection and learning how to support others based on their individual learning styles. Sharon recommends a reflective practice tool provided by Occupational Therapy...
2024-05-3015 minThe Family Voices PodcastHow individual changes can impact a whole communityIn this episode our host Simone Dudley talks with Lucy about how the experience of living in a rural community shaped her role in supporting her son, Jake. Lucy shares her story of how her family invested in services for Jake and how she is now a key contributor to his and the community’s support needs. Lucy uses the quote, “the strength of the wolf is in the pack” when describing the opportunities made available by living in an inclusive community.
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2024-05-2323 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastFunctional Capacity Assessment with Clare BatkinJoin Simone Dudley as she welcomes Clare Batkin, the owner of Your OT Tutor, to dive into the world of functional capacity assessments (FCAs) and report writing. Clare, a self-proclaimed OT nerd, shares her journey from rural New South Wales to becoming an expert in the field. She emphasises the crucial preparation phase for FCAs, highlighting the importance of gathering comprehensive information before the assessment. Clare provides insights into conducting assessments, including functional observations and standardised assessments, while stressing the significance of observing clients firsthand. In the report writing phase, Clare advises on structuring reports for clarity and effectiveness...
2024-04-2928 minThe Family Voices PodcastPutting parents in the driver’s seatIn this episode, Melo shares his story about parental agency as he talks with our host, Simone Dudley. Melo stresses never to underestimate the importance of a parent’s influence on their child’s development, as experienced with his own daughter.
Listen to Melo as he defines hope as having a goal, believing you can make a difference, and having a pathway to follow. This as well as the benefit that comes from peers sharing their stories truly highlights that parents are a rich resource for one another, for their lived experience incorporates deeper meaning to any mess...
2024-04-1928 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastTelehealth - Best Practice Benefits for Client’s and PractitionersHost Simone Dudley of Disability Spot interviews Dr. Felipe Retamal Walter, a lecturer in speech pathology at the University of Queensland School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, to explore the pivotal role of telehealth in supporting children with disabilities and their families. Dr. Retamal Walter, draws from his extensive research background and expertise in the field, shares invaluable insights into the significant impact of telehealth services on early intervention and therapy outcomes. Throughout the episode, you will listen to the significance of nurturing strong professional-family relationships and actively involving families in the telehealth process. From practical tips to research...
2024-03-2133 minThe Family Voices PodcastThe power of knowledgeIn this episode Ciara talks with our host, Simone Dudley, about the importance of building knowledge and finding your voice. Ciara describes how gaining an understanding of best practice empowered her and her husband to find and advocate for the right supports for their son. This, alongside firsthand experience, led them to establish a peer support group for parents and carers of children on the spectrum. Ciara reminds us that with the right information and supports parents and carers are better equipped to make decisions that lead to better outcomes for them and their children.
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2024-03-2021 minThe Family Voices PodcastCreating a culture that celebrates disability within a familyIn this episode our host Simone Dudley, talks with Kara about her family and work. Kara is a mum and researcher from Cincinnati, who studies parenting with disabilities. Kara and her husband are both disabled parents of three children with and without disabilities. Listen to Kara as she shares insights into how her family creates a culture that celebrates disability and how she advocates and builds support for people with disabilities through inclusive practices.
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2024-02-1925 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastExploring the work and offerings of PRECI with Chair Denise LuscombeIn this episode, Simone Dudley speaks with Denise Luscombe, Chair of PRECI (Professionals and Researchers in Early Childhood Intervention). PRECI is a newly formed organisation in Australia focused on supporting professionals and researchers working with children with developmental delays and disabilities and their families. Denise discusses PRECI's goals, including promoting excellence and equity in services, translating research into practice, and advocating for the early childhood intervention sector. She highlights PRECI's recent achievements, such as organising a successful virtual conference and upcoming face-to-face conference, as well as providing webinars, resources, and research collaborations. The conversation underscores PRECI's commitment to supporting...
2024-02-1227 min
Pepite di ScienzaI quanti e il sigaro di SternIl mio libro "Capire il tempo e lo spazio" https://amzn.to/2UYMToTIl mio libro "A cavallo di un protone" https://amzn.to/2LIkz5xIl mio libro "La fusione nucleare: Mito o Realtà?" https://amzn.to/3Nx7LMlSegui Pepite anche su YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PepitediscienzaIn questo episodio scopriamo come un sigaro di cattiva qualità abbia giocato un ruolo chiave in uno degli esperimenti più iconici della meccanica quantistica: l'esperimento di Stern e Gerlach, che consentì di dimostrare sperimentalmente l'esistenza della quantizzazione spaziale e di determinare se la meccanica quantistica fosse la descrizione giusta del mondo atomico. Parleremo anche di...
2024-01-2212 min
ScreenshotBooze and sobrietyEllen E Jones and Mark Kermode explore depictions of alcohol in film and television over the years, from the hilarity of Dudley Moore in Arthur, to the tragedy of Nicolas Cage in Leaving Las Vegas.Mark is joined by Little White Lies magazine's Hannah Strong to celebrate some of the most iconic drinkers in cinema, from Bridesmaids to Jaws. And he speaks to actor Richard E Grant about playing one of the definitive screen drunks in Withnail And I, despite famously not drinking himself. And Ellen looks at Hollywood's changing attitudes to booze, starting with...
2024-01-0542 minThe Family Voices PodcastMaking an impact in the lives of children with rare diseasesIn this episode, we hear from Falak, a mother, wife and research and evaluation manager at Rare Voices Australia (RVA). Falak talks with our host, Simone Dudley about her children, two of whom have rare diseases and how her lived experience has deepened her professional role at RVA.
In this conversation, Falak helps to remind us of the importance of trusting our instincts as we continually build our capacity. She also describes the power of gratitude and how giving back to communities that supported her and her family, created a sense of belonging and purpose.
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2023-12-2030 minThe Family Voices PodcastWorking from strengths and prioritiesIn this episode, our host Simone Dudley talks with Cassie (Emily’s mum) about her experience with early supports and pioneering the NDIS. Cassie talks about the need for professionals to recognise the strengths of children and work from these when developing goals with the family.
Goals for Cassie and her family needed to reflect the values they held strong for Emily. These included having the same opportunities and experiences that Emily’s siblings had, and being and belonging in her everyday life and community.
These align so well with the principles of family-centred and stre...
2023-11-2825 minThe Family Voices PodcastLate identification of an Autistic ADHD parent – how identification has been helpfulIn this episode we are joined again by Leanne (Angus’s mum). This time, Leanne talks with our host Simone Dudley about her personal story of being identified 10 years after her son as autistic and ADHD. Leanne describes how the process of being identified has really helped with understanding herself and with the way she supports her son.
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2023-11-0225 minThe Family Voices PodcastRemote living – accessing resources and supportsIn this episode, our host Simone Dudley talks with Leanne about what life was like living in an extremely remote location in Australia, while navigating therapy supports and education for her son, Angus. In this remarkable story, hear how Leanne made the most of her family’s circumstance while achieving Angus’s goals through telehealth and home education.
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2023-10-1930 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastPhysical Activity Participation RatesIn this episode a group of physiotherapy students and guest physiotherapist, Cara Van Wyk, discuss their research project on the low physical activity participation rates in children with disabilities. They examine various barriers and facilitators of participation at different levels based on the socio-ecological model of health. The podcast focuses on the intrapersonal, interpersonal, institutional, community, and policy-level factors that impact the physical activity participation of children with disabilities.Disability SPOT is run by a dedicated group of volunteer speech pathologists, physiotherapists and occupational therapists with the aim of providing best practice professional...
2023-10-1617 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastPictability Bonus EpisodeDisability Spot introduce a series of podcasts focused on goal-setting tools for the disability sector. Developed by students from Western Sydney University, these podcasts aim to provide valuable insights and professional development opportunities for those working in the field.In this bonus podcast episode on Pictability, presented by Bronte with special guest Melo Kalemkeridis, they explore a unique visioning tool called Pictability and its purpose. Pictability is designed to empower parents, especially those with children with disabilities, to take an active role in goal-setting for their children. The tool aims to shift parents from a passive role...
2023-09-0534 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastSMART GoalsDisability Spot introduce a series of podcasts focused on goal-setting tools for the disability sector. Developed by students from Western Sydney University, these podcasts aim to provide valuable insights and professional development opportunities for those working in the field.Nicole Muc and Katenda Muchero introduce and discuss Smart Goals which are widely used in the disability sector for goal setting. They explore the concept of Smart Goals, discussing what they are, who benefits from them, and their advantages and disadvantages. Nicole and Katenda stress the importance of correctly writing Smart Goals to ensure successful goal accomplishment,
2023-09-0507 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastF-WordsDisability Spot introduce a series of podcasts focused on goal-setting tools for the disability sector. Developed by students from Western Sydney University, these podcasts aim to provide valuable insights and professional development opportunities for those working in the field.Nicole Muc and Kutenda Muchero introduce the F-Words Life Wheel as a valuable interviewing and coaching tool for goal setting in the disability sector. It emphasises a holistic approach to health and disability, focusing on areas such as family, friends, fitness, and more. The tool's flexibility and applicability to various age groups make it a useful resource for...
2023-09-0513 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastAdult Adolescent Goal Setting Tool (AAGST)Disability Spot introduce a series of podcasts focused on goal-setting tools for the disability sector. Developed by students from Western Sydney University, these podcasts aim to provide valuable insights and professional development opportunities for those working in the field.Nicole Muc and Katendra Muchero introduce the AAGST, an innovative goal setting tool designed for individuals with mild intellectual disabilities, including those on the autism spectrum. The AAGST is a valuable goal setting tool designed to empower individuals to actively participate in person-centered goal planning. It offers a comprehensive approach to goal identification and prioritisation, promoting motivation and...
2023-09-0507 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastChild Occupational Self-Assessment (COSA)Disability Spot introduce a series of podcasts focused on goal-setting tools for the disability sector. Developed by students from Western Sydney University, these podcasts aim to provide valuable insights and professional development opportunities for those working in the field.Nicole Muc and Katendra Muchero introduce COSA, a valuable tool for occupational therapists working with children and young adolescents, offering a client-centered approach to goal setting and assessment. Its emphasis on MOHO theory and client-directed ratings makes it a versatile and effective tool for identifying priorities, promoting collaboration, and enhancing client engagement.Disability SPOT...
2023-09-0509 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastChildren’s Assessment of Participation and Enjoyment and Preferences for Activities of Children (CAPE PAC)Disability Spot introduce a series of podcasts focused on goal-setting tools for the disability sector. Developed by students from Western Sydney University, these podcasts aim to provide valuable insights and professional development opportunities for those working in the field.In the pursuit of understanding children's engagement in recreational and leisure activities, the Children's Assessment of Participation and Enjoyment and Preferences for Activities of Children (CAPE PAC) emerges as a comprehensive tool. This assessment, discussed by Jennifer Liv and Karen Fahmy, delves into the dimensions of children's participation and preferences, shedding light on their experiences.
2023-09-0507 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastGoal Attainment Scale (GAS)Disability Spot introduce a series of podcasts focused on goal-setting tools for the disability sector. Developed by students from Western Sydney University, these podcasts aim to provide valuable insights and professional development opportunities for those working in the field.Jennifer Livas and Karen Fahmy provide an in-depth exploration of the Goal Attainment Scale (GAS). The GAS is a structured method for setting and documenting quantifiable individual goals, enabling measurement of progress or regression in therapy. The scale consists of a five-point system, ranging from -2 to +2, where zero represents the expected outcome, and the other points reflect...
2023-09-0513 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastPerceived Efficacy and Goal Setting Scale (PEGS)Disability Spot introduce a series of podcasts focused on goal-setting tools for the disability sector. Developed by students from Western Sydney University, these podcasts aim to provide valuable insights and professional development opportunities for those working in the field.This episode delves into the Perceived Efficacy and Goal Setting Scale (PEGS), presented by hosts Jennifer Livas and Karen Fahmy. PEGS is an outcome measure designed for children aged five to nine, or with equivalent developmental ages, aiming to enable self-reported confidence assessment and goal-setting in everyday activities.With its user-friendly approach, standardised administration, and reliable...
2023-09-0505 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastFamily Goal Setting ToolsDisability Spot introduce a series of podcasts focused on goal-setting tools for the disability sector. Developed by students from Western Sydney University, these podcasts aim to provide valuable insights and professional development opportunities for those working in the field.In this episode, hosts Bronte Gwenyth Ballantine Jones and Robbie Cabungcal delve into the Family Goal Setting Tool (FGST) as a valuable assessment tool for collaborative goal setting with families who have young children, including those with disabilities.Occupational Therapist Anne, joins Bronte to share her experience using the FGST. She highlights the tool's effectiveness in...
2023-09-0508 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastRoutines Based AssessmentDisability Spot introduce a series of podcasts focused on goal-setting tools for the disability sector. Developed by students from Western Sydney University, these podcasts aim to provide valuable insights and professional development opportunities for those working in the field.In this episode your hosts Bronte Gwenyth Ballantine Jones and Robbie Cabungcal provide insights into the purpose, structure, advantages, and challenges of using the Routine Based Assessment; a semi-structured clinical interview used to gather detailed information about the daily activities and routines of a child and their family. The assessment aims to establish a positive relationship between the...
2023-09-0505 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastCanadian Occupational Performance Measure (COPM)Disability Spot introduce a series of podcasts focused on goal-setting tools for the disability sector. Developed by students from Western Sydney University, these podcasts aim to provide valuable insights and professional development opportunities for those working in the field.This episode features Bronte Gwenyth Ballintine Jones and Robbie Cabungcal, who delve into the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure (COPM), often referred to as the "COPM." They break down the fundamental aspects of the tool, highlight its advantages and disadvantages, and offer practical information on its application.Disability SPOT is run by a dedicated...
2023-09-0512 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastEstablishing a New Graduate ProgramJoin host Simone Dudley and special guest Julie Cullenward, Practice Lead for Disability and Workforce Development at Marathon Health, as they discuss the establishment of a new graduate program in the disability sector. Discover the importance of growing the workforce and the challenges faced, particularly in rural areas. Gain insights into Marathon Health's commitments, the program's design principles, and the positive impact it has on new graduates. Tune in to learn how this initiative improves access to quality health services in the disability sector.Disability SPOT is run by a dedicated group of volunteer speech pathologists, physiotherapists...
2023-07-0818 min
Disability Spotlight PodcastNavigating the Challenges of Early Allied Health Professionals in the Disability SectorDisability SPOT host Simone Dudley interviews Jordan Kennedy, an experienced occupational therapist, to discuss the challenges faced by early career Allied health professionals in the disability sector. Jordan shares her insights on finding good supervision and navigating the demands of the job, drawing on her own experiences as a new graduate. The conversation focuses on strategies for measuring mastery and success in healthcare careers. Both professionals agree that mastery comes with experience and practice, and it’s important to let go of perfectionism and be flexible, and the importance of accumulating building blocks and practicing foundational skills in...
2023-05-1535 min
A Dose of Hope RadioADOH RADIO PRESENTS EPISODE 89: “A CHANCE FOR CHANGE” FEAT. AMANDA COLEMAN AND MUSICAL ARTIST LYDIA DUDLEYLIVE – WED., NOVEMBER 23, 2022. This episode will feature inspirational music, positive inspirations, and our unsung hero AMANDA COLEMAN, FOUNDER OF A CHANCE FOR CHANGE, LLC. A Chance for Change LLC seeks to support criminal justice reform through their “Second Chance Program” which supports Virginia's mission to support rehabilitating offenders as they transition back into their communities. Our goal is to return and connect citizens to the right services and resources needed to be successful in making positive contributions to their communities. We want returning citizens to know that we are here for them and that their input matters. We help with Su...
2022-11-2359 min
A Dose of Hope RadioADOH RADIO PRESENTS EPISODE 89: “A CHANCE FOR CHANGE” FEAT. AMANDA COLEMAN AND MUSICAL ARTIST LYDIA DUDLEYLIVE – WED., NOVEMBER 23, 2022. This episode will feature inspirational music, positive inspirations, and our unsung hero AMANDA COLEMAN, FOUNDER OF A CHANCE FOR CHANGE, LLC. A Chance for Change LLC seeks to support criminal justice reform through their “Second Chance Program” which supports Virginia's mission to support rehabilitating offenders as they transition back into their communities. Our goal is to return and connect citizens to the right services and resources needed to be successful in making positive contributions to their communities. We want returning citizens to know that we are here for them and that their input matters. We help with Su...
2022-11-2359 min
Allied Health Business BrillianceKey Learnings & Confronting Moments as a Business Owner & the Possibilities of TelehealthSimone Dudley, Co-Founder of Therapy Connect, joins the podcast once again, and what an exciting thing it is to hear about the growth in just a few years. We start off reflecting on her journey transitioning from clinician to business owner, developing the business as a dedicated telehealth provider, quickly diversifying the team, and revealing her key learnings and confronting moments. You’ll then hear us discuss what it was like being a telehealth provider during COVID, being inundated, and how they adapted and adjusted. Simone also chats about family and personal pursuits, and what she thinks tel...
2022-09-1140 min
Thank God It's Toby: HighlightsDenis KingDenis’ career encompasses almost every aspect of show business from singing and performing to recording and composing. His musical career began at the age of six as a banjolele-playing singer at children’s matinees. By the 1950s and early 60s, he was a member of Britain’s first ever boy band The King Brothers, one of the most successful pop groups of that era and the youngest Variety act to play the London Palladium. From pop star to award-winning TV composer (including the Black Beauty theme and Lovejoy), to award-winning theatre composer (Privates On Parade) and songwriter, and collaborating along the way...
2022-08-0440 min
Thank God It's Toby HighlightsDenis KingDenis’ career encompasses almost every aspect of show business from singing and performing to recording and composing. His musical career began at the age of six as a banjolele-playing singer at children’s matinees. By the 1950s and early 60s, he was a member of Britain’s first ever boy band The King Brothers, one of the most successful pop groups of that era and the youngest Variety act to play the London Palladium. From pop star to award-winning TV composer (including the Black Beauty theme and Lovejoy), to award-winning theatre composer...
2022-08-0437 min
Our Best JackettNewsletter #73: A Best Jackett Spotlight on... Cosplay!Hey guys, it's Scott.It's Tuesday, May 24, and I'm really glad a lot of you guys enjoyed the paid post about conventions. I'm really excited about convention season. It was announced I'll be at San Diego Comic Con, I'll be there the whole time. We're gonna be doing a lot of stuff for our second wave of comiXology/Dark Horse releases. I have a book coming out with IDW called Wildfires with the great Hayden Sherman about a convicted women’s firefighter team in the California wildfires, it's like a heist book. And Canary comes out then, th...
2022-05-2509 min
Market Savvy Conversations#009 Virtual Practice Success With Sue Cameron and Simone Dudley from Therapy ConnectIn this episode of Market Savvy Conversations, Megan Walker interviews Sue Cameron (Speech Pathologist) and Simone Dudley (Occupational Therapist), Directors of Therapy Connect, on the success of their business growth. We discuss:
The positive impact of telehealth for rural / remote clients
How Sue and Simone have grown a multi-disciplinary team of tele-therapists (70 people) in six years
Lessons they learned along the way and things they would do differently
2021-12-2421 min
Actualidad ProgRock por Ramon PortaActualidad ProgRock Programa 9090 ACTUALIDAD PROGROCK:
EXPLOSIONS IN THE SKY. Autumn tema.
Big Bend (And Original Soundtrack for Popular Television) es el álbum grabado para un documental televisivo, después de cinco años de silencio por los Explosion In The Sky. En principio la etiqueta de post rock fue la forma de identificar la música instrumental de este cuarteto procedente de Austin, cerca de la zona del Big Bend la frontera salvaje de Texas, y que les ha inspirado hacer la música para el documental televisivo, celebrando veinte años de existencia del grupo. En dicho álbum reflejan diferentes etapas del año y s...
2021-11-081h 09
You Tell Me ShowAn Interview With Lydia Salett-DudleyLydia Salett Dudley is a jazz pianist, singer, composer and arranger in Raleigh, NC. She is the bandleader for the group Jazz Xpressions. She received her Graduate degree from North Carolina Central University and currently sits on the board of the Heart of Carolina Jazz. In 2011 her passion for music education eventually led her to start The Salett Art Center, Inc., a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide music enrichment for underserved youth. She has performed for many occasions. Her most memorable performance was the opportunity to perform at the childhood home of Nina Simone in Tryon, NC, which was...
2021-08-1429 min
Access Top-Rated Full Audiobooks in Self-Improvement, Parenting TipsThe Montessori Baby: A Parent's Guide to Nurturing Your Baby with Love, Respect, and Understanding by Simone Davies, Junnifa UzodikePlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/508670to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Montessori Baby: A Parent's Guide to Nurturing Your Baby with Love, Respect, and Understanding
Author: Simone Davies, Junnifa Uzodike
Narrator: Robin Miles
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 10 hours 51 minutes
Release date: May 11, 2021
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 10
Ratings of Narrator: 1 of Total 1
Genres: Parenting Tips
Publisher's Summary:
It’s time to change the way we see babies. Drawing on principles developed by the educator Dr Maria Montessori, The Montessori Baby shows how to raise your baby from birth to age one with love, respect, insight, and a surprising sens...
2021-05-1110h 51
Access Top-Rated Full Audiobooks in Self-Improvement, Parenting Tips[Spanish] - Linea Nigra by Jazmina BarreraPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/516489to listen full audiobooks.
Title: [Spanish] - Linea Nigra
Author: Jazmina Barrera
Narrator: Karla Hernandez
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 3 hours 52 minutes
Release date: April 27, 2021
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 1
Genres: Parenting Tips
Publisher's Summary:
Desde los primeros momentos de su embarazo, Jazmina Barrera inició un diario que pronto se convirtió en un ensayo. Pero escribir sobre la gestación es también hacer la crónica de un proceso: el relato del comienzo de la vida. Así, Linea nigra es una novela ensayística o un ensayo novelado donde la autora, con la intelig...
2021-04-273h 52
Feminismus mit Vorsatz13 - QUEER - Maybe it’s a girl crush, maybe you are queer (Teil 1)Lass mal Geschlechterrollen auflösen und frei leben! Nur wie? Vielleicht kann die queere Community da weiterhelfen. Schließlich lebt es sich dort abseits der gesellschaftlichen hetero-Mann-Frau-Normen - da werd' ich mir ja wohl was abgucken können! Blöd nur, dass queere Menschen marginalisiert werden. Das erklärt zumindest, warum auch ich erstmal meinen Zugang zu queeren Themen finden musste. Sie finden nunmal nicht in der Mitte der Gesellschaft statt. Ich wage mich also vor, erst vorsichtig-unwissend, dann begeistert.In dieser Folge kläre ich mit Dr. Michaela Dudley, was queer überhaupt bedeutet, aus wem sich die queere Co...
2020-11-1636 min
Les Fabuleux DestinsL'équipe qui a marqué un tournant dans l’histoire des Jeux Olympiques1988, la Jamaïque participe pour la première fois aux Jeux Olympiques d’Hiver à Calgary. Coachés par un homme d’affaire, quatre Jamaïcains et leur bobsleigh vont marquer l’histoire du sport et de leur pays. Leurs noms : Dudley Stokes, Devon Harris, Michael White et Chris Stokes. Du soleil de la Jamaïque, à la glace du Canada, découvrez leur True Story.Terre du bois et de l'eauLa Jamaïque, dont le nom signifie “la terre du bois et de l’eau” est une île située dans les Caraïbes, au...
2020-05-0516 min
Essex Business RadioC-19 - Simone Bell - Deux Bells - How we deal with it - Dudley UK (Ep 15)Going West Midlands to Dudley, Elliot chats to Simone Bell of Deux Bells a corporate and live music events company she runs with her business. She has been impacted massively and business has been hit her very hard losing most contracts. Simone goes into how she is looking to safeguard her business in the future by using her time wisely by looking at systems, processes and new trends that are moving more online for the music and events industry. Simone is now also helping other business women through podcasting too.
This is a Compelling New Series where...
2020-04-1319 min
Grove FMOrinoco Autumn 2019Tune in to Orinoco's Autumn Broadcast! Year 5 talk about: Islamic Civilisation in terms of religion and art, long multiplication in maths and The Highwayman by Alfred Noyes in which they identify metaphors and similes. They tell us all about their swimming lessons, the athlete Dina Asher-Smith's amazing Gold medal achievement, climate change and their class Feelings Chart and Star of the Week.
This week is Dyslexia Awareness week and students give us an insight to what goes on at Lyndhurst Dyslexia Centre. For more information, explore our website: https://lyndhurstprimaryschool.com/about-us/dyslexia-centre/
Mu...
2019-10-1023 min
Fanatical Fics and Where to Find Them: A Harry Potter Fanfiction Podcast56. Hermione Riddle (LIVE @ Quarters Arcade Bar)Go listen to Sequoia on MuggleCast #433! https://www.mugglecast.com/episode-433-gettin-figgy-ootp-chapter-1-dudley-demented/ This episode was recorded live at Quarters Arcade Bar in downtown Salt Lake City, UT. Welcome to Fanatical Fics and Where to Find Them! We did a live show?! Are we totally insane?! … Well, yeah. But also it was totally worth it and lots of fun. Find a link to the "Hermione Riddle" original text here: https://www.fanaticalfics.com/a-harry-potter-blog/originalstorylinks Recommendation: No recommendation with this episode, sorry!!! Please leave a review! We’ll take kind and cons...
2019-09-091h 11
Neil & Debbie (aka NDEBZ)105/222a - July 2019 - New York/World Pride/Stonewall 50 (Souvenir Edition)On Friday 28th June 2019 we flew to New York for World Pride and the 50th anniversary celebrations of the Stonewall riots.
What you’re about to hear is our amazing weekend discovering some of the truth behind the myth of Stonewall with historian Eric Marcus. Along the way we meet equality campaigner Peter Tatchell, many of the beautiful people we encountered in downtown Manhattan, and not forgetting the stars of Pose including MJ Rodriguez (Blanca) and Dominique Jackson (Elektra)
We’d like to thank our friends at United Airlines who fly non-stop from London, Heathrow, Manchester, Edinburgh and Glasgow.
NB. The...
2019-07-2451 min
Allied Health Business BrillianceEp.19 Breaking down barriers and borders with Sue Cameron & Simone DudleyMy trailblazing guest duo this week are the founding directors of Therapy Connect, Sue Cameron and Simone Dudley. Sue Cameron a Speech Therapist and Simone Dudley an Occupational Therapist met online. They are both located in rural, Australian communities, married to famers and share a passion for providing therapy to those that aren’t able to access it as easily as those in metro areas. Therapy connect was born from this passion and is now a thriving telepractice providing teletherapy to those in rural communities within Australia and offshore. Their truly unique business model, their innovative natures and drive fo...
2017-10-0848 min
Michael ShelleyGuest: Gene Sculatti from Nov 19, 2016Billy Hinsche - "Music Is Freedom"
Dead Milkmen, The - "Punk Rock Girl"
Rick Nelson - "Love Story"
Dillard Crume & The Soul Rockers - "Mini Dress"
Nina Simone - "I Got Life"
Yolks, The - "You Don't Live Here No More"
Sonny Curtis - "The Straight Life"
Billy Hughes & the Rhythm Buckeroos - "Atomic Sermon"
Theola Kilgore - "The Sound Of My Man"
Jonathan Richman - "If You Want To Leave Our Party"
Wayne Newton - "Comin On Too Strong"
Gene Sculatti - "Interview"
Gene Sculatti - "What Is A Rock Critic?"
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass - "Walk...
2016-11-2122 min
funkymusicFunkymusic Monthly Podcast, Mar. 2016 Dj Mr.Lefik - "Jazz, Hop & Chill"Some fresh Jazz&Hip-Hop from dj Mr.Lefik special for Funkymusic Monthly Podcast, March 2016!
"Jazz, Hop & Chill"
Listen&Enjoy!
Tracklist:
00:00 Tassel & Naturel - DJ Cam Live Intro
00:56 Space Captain - Remedy
06:15 Moonchild - The Truth
09:16 Daniel Crawford - Robert Takes Flight
12:48 Evil Needle
16:35 Benny Sings - You And Me feat. GoldLink
18:20 Moar & Sarsha Simone - Gonna Do Me (20Syl Remix)
21:12 Potatohead People - Love Hz
24:29 DJ PUMP x DILLA DAWG - LAMPIN' {come get it}
26:20 Illa J x Potatohead People - Never Left (Jay Dee sample flip contest)
28:54 The Internet - special affair {dj pump remix}
30:17 Slum Village - Expressive...
2016-03-101h 18
Jay Synflood's Soulful Beat JourneyJay Synflood - agonyJay Synflood - junk-science -90:34- 01.01.2008
01. Heralds Of Change (Hudson Mohawke + Mike Slott) - Spotted
02. Lukid - 56
03. Daedelus - Dnt Fk Sgr
04. Wildchild - How We Do (Instrumental)
05. DJ Spinna - Dilla Is The G.O.A.T. (Instrumental)
06. Heralds Of Change (Hudson Mohawke + Mike Slott) - Sittin' On The Side (Instrumental)
07. Steve Spacek - Sta Simonez
08. Afra Behn - To Fats
09. Ras G - Look Of Love (7Day Remix)
10. Def3 + Moka Only - Been There Done That
11. J.Dilla - Put It Down (Instrumental)
12. Georgia Anne Muldrow + Dudley Perkins - MGD (feat. M.E.D.)
13. Afropsychopathz - A New...
2008-01-011h 57
Jay Synflood's beat scienceDJ SYNFLOOD - agony mixDJ SYNFLOOD - junk-science -90:34- 01.01.2008
01. Heralds Of Change (Hudson Mohawke + Mike Slott) - Spotted
02. Lukid - 56
03. Daedelus - Dnt Fk Sgr
04. Wildchild - How We Do (Instrumental)
05. DJ Spinna - Dilla Is The G.O.A.T. (Instrumental)
06. Heralds Of Change (Hudson Mohawke + Mike Slott) - Sittin' On The Side (Instrumental)
07. Steve Spacek - Sta Simonez
08. Afra Behn - To Fats
09. Ras G - Look Of Love (7Day Remix)
10. Def3 + Moka Only - Been There Done That
11. J.Dilla - Put It Down (Instrumental)
12. Georgia Anne Muldrow + Dudley Perkins - MGD (feat. M.E.D.)
13. Afropsychopathz - A New...
1970-01-019h 47