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In this episode of the Leadership Passport podcast, Kevin Fullbrook interviews Louise Dawson, a prominent figure in education and leadership development. Louise shares her unique journey, including her defining moments, challenges, and insights gained from her experiences across various cultures. She emphasizes the importance of happiness, connection, and understanding in leadership, particularly in the context of neurodiversity and inclusion. The conversation highlights the significance of reflective thinking, the need for positive reinforcement, and the value of being visible as a leader.
In this season finale, host Melanie Karriem is joined by the inspiring Louise Dawson, a leading voice in inclusive education and neurodiversity advocacy.
Darren speaks to Louise Dawson, an independent consultant and SEN expert who provides support to children, parents, assistants, teachers, Inclusion and school leaders.
It wasn’t until Louise Dawson’s eldest child, Dylan, was in around Year 3 or 4 that it became obvious to her he had learning difficulties. Prior to that, she and his teachers had noticed some delay with Dylan, and they weren’t particularly concerned.
Louise recalls the anxiety and mother’s guilt at the time, and her struggle to find the right education and support. It’s a fascinating story and there are lessons for other parents who may have children with special educational needs.