The Neurodiversity Business Podcast – Details, episodes & analysis

In this episode, Sara Kedge speaks with inclusion specialist Anita Phagura about creating an inclusive culture, especially in male-dominated industries like construction.

Anita shares her experience working in these sectors and emphasizes that inclusion requires long-term culture shift work through unlearning biases.

They discuss addressing backlash to inclusion initiatives and meeting diverse employee needs. Anita also highlights the importance of measuring inclusion's impact over both the short and long term to demonstrate business value.

For those wanting to start their inclusion journey, Anita provides advice on getting started.

To connect with Anita, click here.

To find out more about Sara, go to www.sarakedge.com 

You can find Sara's free Facebook group, How 2 EntrepreNeuro, here

In this episode, social entrepreneur Nazia Anwar discusses her tech platform Social Blox and its mission to automate fundraising processes for small nonprofits.

Nazia explains how Social Blox streamlines communications and donations for organizations, saving them time and increasing funds raised. She emphasizes the importance of inclusion at her workplace, sharing her experience creating a diverse team where people feel they can bring their authentic selves.

Nazia also discusses her perspectives on effective diversity conversations and management approaches shaped by her personal journey with cultural identity and witnessing others' experiences with neurodiversity.

To find out more about Social Blox go to www.socialblox.uk

To find out more about Sara, go to www.sarakedge.com 

You can find Sara's free Facebook group, How 2 EntrepreNeuro, here

In this episode, trauma recovery coach Ronia Fraser discusses narcissistic abuse and the journey to healing.

Ronia shares insights from her own experience overcoming narcissistic abuse and how she helps clients recover through modalities like hypnosis and NLP.

Topics covered include recognizing narcissistic abuse, the importance of no contact, addressing trauma on deep levels for recovery, and how to shift unconscious narratives to attract healthier relationships.

To find out more about Ronia go to www.roniafraser.com

To find out more about Sara, go to www.sarakedge.com 

You can find Sara's free Facebook group, How 2 EntrepreNeuro, here

Neurodiversity, Emotions and Creativity with Suzi Payton

In this episode of the Neurodiversity Business Podcast Sara sits down with coach, comedian and speaker Suzi Payton to discuss neurodiversity, emotions, and the power of improv comedy.

Suzi shares her personal journey with ADHD and autism, and emphasizes the importance of self-kindness for neurodivergent individuals. She and Peter discuss how acknowledging emotions can help overcome negative thought patterns.

Suzi explains how improv comedy sessions help neurodivergent people build trust in their creativity and problem-solving skills. Sara relates her own experiences with dyspraxia and the workarounds she's developed.

They explore challenges like pathological demand avoidance and rejection sensitivity dysphoria.

Suzi stresses creating cultures of belonging by listening to individuals' needs and realities.

To find out more about Suzi, go to https://www.suzipayton.com

To find out more about Sara, go to www.sarakedge.com 

You can find Sara's free Facebook group, How 2 EntrepreNeuro, here

Today Sara talks to Natalie Lewis about Neurodiversity and inclusion in the workplace, Disability fears and reasonable accommodations in the workplace and Creating a more inclusive culture in organizations.

To find out more about Natalie, head to https://www.dynamichrservices.co.uk/

To find out more about Sara, go to www.sarakedge.com 

You can find Sara's free facebook group, How 2 EntrepreNeuro, here

Today we're going to do a slightly different session, we are going to do a bit of a Q&A. This is part 2!

As you probably know, one of the things I do is work with corporate organisations delivering training, supporting them to understand what neuro divergence is, and how to make their business practices and their work environment, less hostile and more supportive to neurodivergent people.

And what I thought I would do is from the hundreds, if not 1000s of questions that I've been asked over the years, it's just to pick a few and do a bit of a Q&A. Let's dig in. 

To find out more about Sara, go to www.sarakedge.com 

You can find Sara's free facebook group, How 2 EntrepreNeuro, here

Today we're going to do a slightly different session, we are going to do a bit of a Q&A.

As you probably know, one of the things I do is work with corporate organisations delivering training, supporting them to understand what neuro divergence is, and how to make their business practices and their work environment, less hostile and more supportive to neurodivergent people.

And what I thought I would do is from the hundreds, if not 1000s of questions that I've been asked over the years, it's just to pick a few and do a bit of a Q&A. Let's dig in. 

To find out more about Sara, go to www.sarakedge.com 

You can find Sara's free facebook group, How 2 EntrepreNeuro, here

This week Sara talks to Alex Fraysse, ADHD coach and founder of Healthy Pillars.

You can find Alex at www.healthypillars.com 

To find out more about Sara, go to www.sarakedge.com 

You can find Sara's free facebook group, How 2 EntrepreNeuro, here

In this episode, Sara talks to Pete Garbacz, a Cumbria-based Creative who is late to the ND world, having been diagnosed at the age of 41.

You can find Pete at www.petergarbacz.com 

To find out more about Sara, go to www.sarakedge.com 

You can find Sara's free facebook group, How 2 EntrepreNeuro, here

Today Sara is talking to the fabulous Gemma Went, an amazing business mentor & event organiser about, well, a bit of everything!

To find out more about Sara, go to www.sarakedge.com 

You can find Sara's free facebook group, How 2 EntrepreNeuro, here