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Would you like to know:How to react when someone tics?What a tic feels like?How to help your children with Tourette's?What a person with Tourette's wishes you knew?How Chewigems can help with Tourette's?Then check out this podcast where L
Would You Like To Know?👉 Why Queer doesn't have to be a bad word👉 Why exposing your kids to the LGBT community will not make them gay or trans👉 Why some people may not like the pronouns it/itsJamie covers it and more in this Sensory Ma
Loz chats with Riko to find out what it actually means to be A Gender, A Sexual & A Romantic. We find out how we can support people who are and what it feels like to live in a binary world. Riko gives some great tips on what to do if you are q
Loz chats to Em an inspiring young person who has been diagnosed with 2 different types of EDS.Find out more about this invisible disability, how it is diagnosed, what can be done and how you can help someone with EDS."No other disease in the
Loz & Jamie chat about their personal experiences with Special Interests. How important special interests can be, how they help us navigate the world and how to support someone when their special interest finishes.
Loz catches up with Emily from 21 & Sensory and finds out her Christmas Tips.
Jamie and Loz chat about Neurodivergent Head Cannons.
What has Richie been up to during lockdown and what does the future look like for him?
The Sensory Matters Podcast is back with a bang. This week Loz is chatting to Purple Ella about their late ADHD Diagnosis and all the exciting things they have been doing including the "Purple People" group.
Some things are just more challenging for people with additional needs; one of those things is finances. Whether it's budgeting, understanding money or even just comprehending some of the jargon that the banks use, if you're like me then you fi
In this One-Off Sensory Matters Episode, we talk to Larrnell and Onikage from the podcast Autistic Delicatessen. Autistic Delicatessen is a podcast run by two autistic people, but unlike most, this podcast is not about Autism, it's about food!
In this special episode of the podcast, we talk to Lydia who is an autistic freelance journalist about her career and what it's like being Autistic and working in the media and journalism field.Lydia and the Chew Crew (Joel, Lorraine and Jenny
Travel is stressful for most people, but for Autistic people, it can be even more anxiety-inducing. All the changes in routine, lights, smells and cultures can really have a profound effect on Autistic People.Luckily Koloko and Stella have a s
Welcome back to Sensory Matters!The last couple of episodes have covered Autism Awareness and Autism Acceptance. This week we discuss moving passed Autism Acceptance... what comes next?Joel has a theory that he calls "Autism Knowledge" where
What's the difference between Autism Awareness and Autism Acceptance? Why is it important?This is what the Chew Crew discuss during the podcast this week, we discuss the intricacies around the two. Looking at the timelines of both, where they
People talk a lot about Autism Awareness, but its definition can often be murky and unclear. That's why in this week's podcast Lorraine and Joel try to answer the question What's the deal with Autism Awareness?We look at the timeline of where
With all the focus on the Coronavirus, we bring you a special podcast. Anxiety is high and it’s often hard to follow and understand everything we are being told. We are all in this together and it’s amazing to see society pulling together.Lorr
Sleep is a struggle for many Autistic and SPD people, whether it is getting to sleep or staying asleep. We all know that a good nights sleep is really important to have a productive day and Lorraine and Joel both have experience struggling with
Self-harm is a serious issue that can seriously affect people's mental health. Unfortunately in the past few years, it has become more and more common, and it keeps becoming more common.Luckily some of the Chewigem team have first-hand experie
One of the biggest fears for parents who have children with intellectual disabilities is how to get them into employment.This is an issue that Anthony At Your Service has been able to solve! They employee people with disabilities to make deliv
Being in a relationship when you struggle with your mental health can be challenging. Your partner might not understand why you do certain things or how to help you, that's why it's important to communicate and tell them about your struggles.T
This week on the podcast we talk about whether mental health services are severely letting adults down? We know that good adult mental health is extremely important, but it can be hard to keep your mental health on track if the support isn't t
We all know that mental health is really important. However, it can be hard to know how to help your child with their mental health, this is because they might not be able to communicate what their mental health struggles feel like. For example
This week on the podcast, we have found the communication revolution that you need to hear about! We are talking about Nawmal - we know you probably haven't heard of it, but you're about to...Find out all about how Nawmal was created and how
New Year New Me! But sometimes that can be harder than it sounds... This can lead to struggles in mental health. So this year Chewigem is going to help with the new year's mental health revolution!The 2nd Season of the Sensory Matters podcast
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