Send us a text In this important episode, Will sits down with Cas Guerra to explore what true inclusion in higher education really looks like for neurodivergent students. Together, they unpack how universities are moving beyond traditional support models and shifting towards more proactive, accessible and neuro-inclusive learning environments. Cas shares real-world insights from their work at Collarts, including the challenges institutions face, the changes that are already making a differen...
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Send us a text In this important episode, Will sits down with Cas Guerra to explore what true inclusion in higher education really looks like for neurodivergent students. Together, they unpack how universities are moving beyond traditional support models and shifting towards more proactive, accessible and neuro-inclusive learning environments. Cas shares real-world insights from their work at Collarts, including the challenges institutions face, the changes that are already making a differen...
Beyond Imagination: Writing with Aphantasia and Autism - Alina Bellchambers
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Beyond Imagination: Writing with Aphantasia and Autism - Alina Bellchambers
Send us a text In this episode of Neurodivergent Mates, Will chats with South Australian author Alina Bellchambers, whose fantasy duo-logy The Order of Masks and The Weight of Crowns (Pan Macmillan) is being called a “feminist Game of Thrones.” Diagnosed as autistic at 29 and living with aphantasia, Alina shares how she writes epic worlds without mental imagery, her journey from struggling student to breakout author and actor, and how embracing her neurodivergence has shaped her creativity a...
Neurodivergent Mates
Send us a text In this important episode, Will sits down with Cas Guerra to explore what true inclusion in higher education really looks like for neurodivergent students. Together, they unpack how universities are moving beyond traditional support models and shifting towards more proactive, accessible and neuro-inclusive learning environments. Cas shares real-world insights from their work at Collarts, including the challenges institutions face, the changes that are already making a differen...
