At the top of the image is a banner with the HE Enabled logo and ‘New Episode Alert!’. A banner at the bottom of the image has the episode title: ‘Seeing the World Through a Neurodivergent Lens, Thriving with Sports and Societies, and the Principles of neurohaus: Olly and Amelia’s Story’ [3/3]

ID: A picture of Olly and Amelia holding hands and facing the camera. They are dressed head-to-toe in Versace clothes and are standing in front of the Versace logo etched into a mirror. A storefront can be seen in the mirror’s reflection. [2/3]

ID: The new HE Enabled logo. It is a graphic of a green mortar board with 'HE Enabled' written in white lettering on the top. There is a yellow tassle and it is on a very light green background.

There is a green frame around Lisa's picture with a quote from their episode: ‘I want to make sure my impact is as wide-reaching as I can possibly make it.’

The HEnabled logo is in the bottom right corner. [5/5]

ID: A picture of Lisa at a desk. They have curly blonde hair in a bun, glasses, and is wearing a necklace and a blue patterned top. There is a map of the UK hung on the white door in the background. [4/5]

Lisa uncovers how she found out about her autism through her child’s diagnosis, and how this shaped her pivot into consultancy. It was also deeply interesting to learn about how Lisa supported students at Liverpool while seeking out her own diagnosis! [3/5]

Lisa is on the show this week! They founded Neurodivergent People, an education/inclusion consultancy. Lisa was previously a teacher development coordinator at the Uni of Liverpool.
We discussed Lisa’s late autism diagnosis, which went undetected throughout uni and into her working life. [2/5]

Thanks for the kind words Emma! I'll keep you posted on the stats 👀

There is a green frame around the picture with a quote from their episode: ‘I’m very passionate about ensuring research aligns with the needs of the neurodivergent community.’

The HEnabled logo is in the bottom right corner. [5/5]

A Picture of Emma. They are smiling at the camera. They have straight black hair, are a person of the global majority, and are wearing hoop earrings. Emma is stood outside. [4/5]

Emma shares their story as a neurodivergent person who has attended five different unis. They run us through the adjustments that helped them get through a BEng, three master's, and their current PhD. Cath learns that top London unis book exams at the same time as major conventions (???) [3/5]

@ehayashibara.bsky.social is on the show this time! They are a PhD researcher at QMUL specialising in developing depression questionnaires for neurodivergent people from global majority backgrounds. [2/5]

Thanks so much for coming on the show Emma! We had such a valuable discussion and I can't wait for people to listen to it.

The box on the right says: 'Sunday 11/01 \\ Depression in the Neurodivergent Global Majority, Five Degrees, and the Transformative Nature of Adjustments'.

The text at the bottom reads 'Listen wherever you get your podcasts!' [4/4]

ID: White text on a green background reading 'This week on HEnabled'. Underneath there are two boxes. The box on the left says:
'Out now \\ Nicola's Story \\Cystic Fibrosis, Designing HE for Chronic Illness, and the Importance of Prioritising Yourself’. [3/4]

Both Nicola and Emma’s episodes are deeply informative and have taught me loads about the disabled experience. From living with cystic fibrosis to researching the impact of disability questionnaires on neurodivergent people in the global majority. I can wholeheartedly recommend both episodes! [2/4]

There is a black frame around Emma's picture. The top reads ‘Now on Patreon. Listen for £1!’. The bottom of the frame has the title: ’28. Depression in the Neurodivergent Global Majority, Five Degrees, and the Transformative Nature of Adjustments: Emma’s Story’. [6/6]