The Sunflower Conversations
A podcast by Hidden Disabilities Sunflower - Sundays
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111 Episodes
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Cerebral Palsy with Richard Luke, Scope and Karen Watson, Cerebral Palsy Adult Services UK
Published: 13/10/2024 -
Tourette's Syndrome and Mental Health with Joshua Fletcher - Australia and New Zealand
Published: 01/10/2024 -
Employment - Empowering Disabled Freelancers with Lydia Wilkins
Published: 08/09/2024 -
Pompe Disease with Hele Borup - Australia and New Zealand
Published: 01/09/2024 -
Cushing's Syndrome with Gretchen Jordan
Published: 04/08/2024 -
Autism and ADHD with Isabella Fantastia - Australia and New Zealand
Published: 01/08/2024 -
Tourette's Syndrome with Leighton, Uncle Tics - Australia and New Zealand
Published: 29/07/2024 -
Schizoaffective disorder with Alana - Australia and New Zealand
Published: 30/06/2024 -
Acromegaly with Martin Cornally
Published: 23/06/2024 -
PTSD and CPTSD with Rachel Bilksi, PTSD UK
Published: 16/06/2024 -
ADHD and Autism with Althea Rice - Australia and New Zealand
Published: 07/06/2024 -
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) with Amy Kelly, Crohn's & Colitis Ireland
Published: 20/05/2024 -
PMDD with Anna Cooper and Dr Rebecca Tomlinson, Menstrual Health Project
Published: 01/05/2024 -
PMDD with Amani Omejer
Published: 21/04/2024 -
Parkinsons with Eve Jensch
Published: 14/04/2024 -
Autism and ADHD with Clare and Matilda Kemp
Published: 31/03/2024 -
Optic Nerve Glioma with Michelle Culbert and Karina Smith
Published: 17/03/2024 -
Eating Disorders, Autism and ADHD with Adam Fare
Published: 03/03/2024 -
Learning Disabilities with Dorothy Watson and Marcus Tanner, The Sunnybank Trust
Published: 25/02/2024 -
Eating Disorders with Zoe Summers, BEAT UK
Published: 11/02/2024
The Sunflower Conversations are where we explore hidden disabilities through the prism of the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower.In a world where it can be hard to feel like your story matters, we want to give you a space to share your experience. Whether you or someone you care about wears the Sunflower lanyard, we hope that by giving voice to these experiences, we can empower others and encourage more people to support people with invisible disabilities.