In this episode, we sit down with Connor Greene, a passionate support worker and ADHD advocate, to explore the realities of supporting neurodivergent children within the NDIS framework.

Connor shares his journey from aged care to working with kids with ADHD and autism, unpacking the unpredictable nature of daily support work and the importance of communication, self-regulation, and education.

We dive into:
✨ Why Connor believes ADHD should be redefined as a self-regulation disorder
✨ The changing role of schools in ADHD awareness and mental health support
✨ How parents can better understand their child’s neurodivergent needs
✨ The power of passion in creating great support workers
✨ Building community and connection in the neurodivergent space

This episode is a must-listen for parents, educators, support workers, and NDIS professionals who want to strengthen their understanding of ADHD, autism, and community support.

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