Friends Sureena and Trishna discuss all-things Asian and the impact of being an Asian woman in today’s society. They shine a light on topics often considered taboo in Asian culture, whilst providing their honest opinions. Each week they will act as agony aunty-ji’s and answer queries and questions from the public. If you’d like to get involved email: ps.makeitmakesense@gmail.com
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Friends Sureena and Trishna discuss all-things Asian and the impact of being an Asian woman in today’s society. They shine a light on topics often considered taboo in Asian culture, whilst providing their honest opinions. Each week they will act as agony aunty-ji’s and answer queries and questions from the public. If you’d like to get involved email: ps.makeitmakesense@gmail.com
Ep.26 Neurodiversity Isn't Something That Needs To Be "Fixed"
PS. Make It Make Sense
32 minutes
2 weeks ago
Ep.26 Neurodiversity Isn't Something That Needs To Be "Fixed"
Sureena is joined by Ankita Joshi, who has worked closely with special educational needs (SEN) children for many years and has a breadth of experience understanding the needs and requirements of those that are neurodivergent. They discuss whether or neurodiversity is openly accepted or understood in south Asian culture, how neurodivergent children can be supported in schools and also signpost to support groups and resources.
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PS. Make It Make Sense
Friends Sureena and Trishna discuss all-things Asian and the impact of being an Asian woman in today’s society. They shine a light on topics often considered taboo in Asian culture, whilst providing their honest opinions. Each week they will act as agony aunty-ji’s and answer queries and questions from the public. If you’d like to get involved email: ps.makeitmakesense@gmail.com
