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In this episode, Mel chats with Paul Pozzobon, a father of three whose youngest, 11-year-old Max, has a condition called cerebellar ataxia. Paul is the managing director of a large paediatric therapy centre in Sydney, and has helped many parents undertake the tricky, time-consuming art of building a team of top-notch therapists around their kid. In this chat, Paul shares his advice on what makes a great therapist, how to find them, and how to break up with not-so-great ones. He also explores the role that therapists and therapy centre communities can play in supporting your whole family.
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In the final episode of season two, Mel chats with tech entrepreneur, brand expert and NDIS participant Steve Ralph. At the end of 2017, Steve misjudged a jump into a swimming pool and sustained a spinal cord injury that saw him become a quadriplegic.
Steve now needs significant support to go...
Published 05/22/23
This is the second part of Mel's conversation with Lisa Grech, a researcher, psychologist and mum to Hannah, who has a rare genetic condition and intellectual disability. If you missed part one, where Lisa shares how she fiercely advocates for her daughter, who is an NDIS participant, skip on...
Published 05/07/23