Mind Threads

In this episode of Mind Threads, Antje talks to Jonathon Ross-McNairn. Jonathon is the force Lead Chaplain for Devon & Cornwall Police and also a PT and Fitness Instructor. He has a professional background as a qualified teacher but first trained for the legal profession qualifying as a solicitor in 1998. He practiced commercial property law for 10 years in London and alongside that joined the TA, initially as an infantry soldier and then as a commissioned officer having passed out of The...

TRIGGER WARNING: This podcast contains discussions and references to suicide, which some listeners may find distressing. Please prioritize your well-being and consider whether this content is appropriate for you. If you or someone you know is struggling, support is available. Visit Samaritans here: Samaritans | Every life lost to suicide is a tragedy | Here to listen In this episode (Ep. 2, Season 2), Antje Derks talks to Charlie Hart (she/they) aka Awesome Charlie. Charlie is an experienced...

In this episode, Antje talks to Clare Sach. Despite her youth, Clare is an inspiring woman who oozes creativity and style. Her ADHD allows her to use her 'think-outside-the-box' mindset, bringing something very unique to projects. Her strengths span creative, editorial, and copywriting realms, encompassing research, idea generation, creative strategy and brand awareness. As a newly diagnosed young neurodivergent woman, Clare is still exploring what it means to have ADHD and what that...

Welcome to episode 4 of Mind Threads. On today's show, Antje is joined by Matt Gupwell. Matt is different. He is a unique voice as a neurodiversity professional which is why he's so sought after as a speaker and a consultant. Matt Gupwell founded ThinkNeurodiversity consultancy. He is a globally respected neurodiversity professional who has worked with organisations across the world to promote neuroinclusive business practices. With years of experience and a proven track record, Matt i...

In this episode, Antje talks to Fliss Trew. After spending 15 years immersed in the world of media brands, such as Elle, Marie Claire, and InStyle, Fliss experienced a compelling pull towards a realm defined by profound connections, self-expression, and liberation. Fliss has been diagnosed with ADHD and is awaiting an autism assessment. As a neurodivergent woman, she consistently navigated life through emotions, ideas, and sensory experiences, considering alignment with th...

This episode's guest is Suzanne Edmond. With two decades in diverse communications roles advising, leaders on controversial issues, Suzanne discovered her dyslexic perspective fuelled her creative approach. Founding Moxy Communications, she aims to unleash the untapped potential of dyslexic thinking for innovative solutions, challenging conventional communication norms and empowering individuals to showcase their unique moxy. If you would like to get in touch with Suzanne, you can do so here...

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Welcome to Season 2 of Mind Threads. In this episode, Antje Derks talks to Sarah Templeton - a recognised and passionate specialist in neurodiversity and a vocal advocate for mandatory ADHD screening in the criminal justice system and schools. Sarah runs the charity ADHD LIBERTY - the first of its kind in the world to initiate screening for ADHD in police stations. Sarah also runs the biggest team of ADHD-diagnosed counsellors in the UK - HEADSTUFF ADHD THERAPY. She has al...

In this episode, Antje Derks talks to Sarah Marshall-Maun, a fellow teacher who lives in Antje's home town of Teignmouth in Devon. Sarah has been diagnosed with ADHD and is waiting for her autism diagnosis. Her daughter is autistic too. After working in both state and private sector education, Sarah founded Teign Tuition, where she teaches KS2. She has, over the years, gained extensive experience and training in teaching children with a variety of learning needs, including ADHD, A...

In this week's episode of Mind Threads, Antje talks to Abigail Foster. Abi is from Croydon, London, and is an ACA qualified Chartered Accountant, and the founder of Elent financial education. Abi teaches financial education in schools, workplaces and on social media with a huge following on Instagram. Elent’s mission is to eradicate inequality gaps by teaching financial education to those in need. Furthermore, Abi has dyslexia. Find out what she has done to embrace her neurodive...