February 24, 2020
This week, we speak to Emily Sheppard, Director of Usher Kids Australia. Emily and her family received a diagnosis that changed their lives and the landscape for one of Australia’s rare diseases. We find out more about how UsherKids Australia began.
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UsherKids Australia www.usherkidsaustralia.com
Rare Disease Day 28th February 2020 at the Genetic Support Network of Victoria https://www.gsnv.org.au/event/rare-disease-day/
February 10, 2020
Families are encouraged to build bonds with their children from birth, but it turns out that attachment is even more important! We are delighted to host Maree Rennie as she talks about just how important attachment is for children who are typically developing and those with other challenges.
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February 3, 2020
This week, we speak with Caren Matthews-Lane about the importance of play in a child's development.
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January 28, 2020
Welcome to 2020! This week, Claire Farrington has joined us to share useful information about the RIDBC Renwick Centre and Macquarie University Masters courses.
Claire Farrington: claire.farrington@ridbc.org.au | 02 9872 0811
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December 16, 2019
This week, we speak with Bronie Lemow, NDIS Support Officer at RIDBC, about the next steps in navigating the NDIA.
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December 9, 2019
We are joined once again by Zoe Dunn for her third and final chat with us. Zoe speaks about her experience as a current university student, working towards a double science degree, and the reasons behind choosing Sydney University.
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December 2, 2019
This week, we are back with an early guest of the podcast, Andrew Spencer. Andrew shares his knowledge about developing literature reviews to inform ongoing research or when identifying evidence based practice.
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Online tools/databases
Books
November 25, 2019
We are back with Zoe Dunn once again as part of our three part series - this week, Zoe talks about her high school experience as a student.
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November 18, 2019
Today we speak with Tom Skelton, a comedian with vision impairment who has performed in his home town of London and all around Australia. In our second chat with Tom, he talks to us about accessibility provisions in the UK and Australia, and provides insights into which Australian cities are the most accessible.
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