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Achievable Journey: Holistic SEN Therapy

If you experience SEN, or care for someone with SEN, life can be challenging. Do you feel no one listens or understands you? Do you feel let down and alone?
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I’m here to support and guide you. I’m here to help you feel empowered, heard and accepted. Is it time to live the life you deserve? Through hypnotherapy solution focus psychotherapy, behaviour support, NLP, EFT, and drawing and talking intervention, I help you manage challenging behaviours, phobias, stress and anxiety, including environmental challenges such as coping with noise, dealing with everyday sensory input, sensory overload and sudden changes of routine. I'm passionate about helping others, and have first-hand experience of the tangible difference that my specialist techniques can bring to your life and the life of your family.

22/10/2025

Living with a disability and neurodivergence while defying the odds, Malaika (MK) proves that medical expectations don’t define your journey and achievements.

In this episode of Your Voice Matters, I chat with Malaika, a multi-creative advocate who shares their journey of navigating multiple disabilities, childhood trauma, and discovering healing through creativity and community.

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06/09/2025

🎧 Have you listened to Mick’s episode yet?

In this episode of Your Voice Matters, I speak with Mick Collins, a storyteller, theatre practitioner, leading practitioner in Trauma Informed Practice, and educator.

This is Mick’s lived experience, and here’s what we can take away from their story:

➡️ Follow children’s interests. Bringing their passions into learning spaces helps them feel safe and engaged.

➡️ Play builds connection. Creativity and play are powerful tools for communication.

➡️ Families matter too. Supporting parents and schools is just as important as supporting children.

➡️ Safe spaces help healing. Environments like sensory gardens and interactive theatre allow children to express themselves.

What has resonated with you most from Mick’s story and experience? I would love to hear your thoughts.

Looking for a supportive community where you feel understood and accepted? Join our Facebook group and connect with others on a similar journey.

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05/09/2025

“It's not just the kids we work with. We work with the families, and we work with the schools, because for me, what's happened is communication's broken down.” - Mick Collins

Mick Collins, a storyteller, theatre practitioner, leading practitioner in Trauma Informed Practice, and educator, shares his creative and compassionate approach to working with SEND children and children from trauma backgrounds, showing how theatre, play, and sensory experiences can open up communication and connection.

Listeners will gain practical ideas and inspiration for supporting children in joyful, strength-based ways.

Where do you go to find support? Whether it's a community, a resource, or a group that has helped you or someone you care about, I’d love for you to share in the comments!

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03/09/2025

In this episode of Your Voice Matters, I chat with Mick Collins, a storyteller, theatre practitioner, leading practitioner in Trauma Informed Practice, and educator.

Mick shares his creative and compassionate approach to working with SEND children and children with trauma backgrounds, showing how theatre, play, and sensory experiences can open up communication and connection.

Together, we explore the importance of safe spaces, understanding behaviours, and rebuilding communication between children, families, and schools.

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27/08/2025

🎧 Have you listened to Dale’s episode yet?

In this episode of Your Voice Matters, I speak with Dale Dixon, a passionate musician and advocate from the neurodivergent community.

This is Dale’s lived experience, and here’s what we can take away from their story:

▶ Community support can open doors and help dreams flourish.

▶ Your voice and your story are valuable, speak your truth.

▶ Embracing your identity, including disability, can be empowering.

▶ Patience and self-compassion are key to personal growth.

What has resonated with you most from Dale’s story and experience? I would love to hear your thoughts.

Looking for a supportive community where you feel understood and accepted? Join our Facebook group and connect with others on a similar journey.

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25/08/2025

"We can tell our own self that we love our own disability, whether you're blind or visually impaired or whatever your disability is. Be patient with it and see what it's all about." – Dale Dixon

Dale Dixon, a passionate musician and advocate from the neurodivergent community, shares how his love for music began with his mother’s influence, the challenges and joys of his musical journey, and his dreams of performing around the world.

Listeners will come away inspired to embrace their passions and support others in pursuing their dreams.

Where do you go to find support? Whether it's a community, a resource, or a group that has helped you or someone you care about, I’d love for you to share in the comments!

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22/08/2025

In this episode of Your Voice Matters, I sit down with Dale Dixon, a passionate musician and advocate from the neurodivergent community.

Dale shares how his love for music began with his mother’s influence, the challenges and joys of his musical journey, and his dreams of performing around the world.

His story celebrates resilience, friendship, and the importance of community in helping us grow and thrive.

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15/08/2025

We are heartbroken by the sudden and tragic loss of uncle Hanna Aboud Al-Lakkat on the 13th August 2025. He was a wonderful man, and we will cherish the memories we have of him.”
It’s hard to believe he is gone. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him.
Uncle you where a kind, generous man with great love for your family and friends.family. Your absence will be deeply felt. Your memory will live on in our hearts.

Heavenly Father, we come before you with heavy hearts, mourning the sudden and tragic loss of our dear uncle. We thank you for the gift of his life and the joy he brought to us. Grant us strength and peace as we grieve, and may the beautiful memories of him be a source of comfort. We pray for his eternal rest and for the healing of our wounded hearts. Amen.”

10/08/2025

🎧 Have you listened to MissNatasha Connects' episode yet?

In this episode of Your Voice Matters, I speak with MissNatasha Connects about embracing boundaries to honouring individuality, this conversation invites listeners to reflect on how friendships can become more inclusive, respectful, and empowering.

This is MissNatasha Connects' lived experience, and here’s what we can take away from their story:

➡️True friendship starts with being accepted just as you are, no masking needed.

➡️Open, honest conversations help build trust and emotional safety.

➡️Boundaries are not barriers, they’re bridges to healthier relationships.

➡️It’s okay to ask for what you need in a friendship. Embrace your unique way of thinking and connecting, there is strength in it.

What has resonated with you most from MissNatasha Connects' story and experience? I would love to hear your thoughts.

Looking for a supportive community where you feel understood and accepted? Join our Facebook group and connect with others on a similar journey.

✨ You can find the episode on all the major podcast apps!

📌 Hit subscribe so you get notified and never miss future episodes.

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09/08/2025

“Having someone that really accepts you for you, your whole. The light, the dark, the whole shebang that comes with it and supporting us to be ourselves.” - MissNatasha Connects

MissNatasha Connects chats about what real, affirming friendship looks like for neurodivergent people.

Where do you go to find support? Whether it's a community, a resource, or a group that has helped you or someone you care about, I’d love for you to share in the comments!

✨ Listen to the full episode on your preferred podcast app!

📌 Hit subscribe so you always get notified about new episodes.

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08/08/2025

In this episode of Your Voice Matters, I chat with MissNatasha Connects, an author, digital educator, and passionate advocate for neurodivergent communities.

Together we explore what real, affirming friendship looks like for neurodivergent people.

From embracing boundaries to honouring individuality, this conversation invites listeners to reflect on how friendships can become more inclusive, respectful, and empowering. You'll hear both personal reflections and practical advice that centre authenticity and connection.

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19/07/2025

🎧 Have you listened to Andrea’s episode yet?

In this episode of Your Voice Matters, I speak with Andrea Schiff, a proud trans woman, neurodivergent advocate, and creative spirit.

Andrea, who is dyslexic and ADHD, shares her journey navigating life while exploring gender identity in a world that often misunderstands both.

This is Andrea’s lived experience, and here’s what we can take away from their story:

➡️Everyone learns in different ways, neurodivergent experiences deserve understanding, not judgment.

➡️ADHD can come with strengths like hyper-focus and creativity and these should be celebrated.

➡️Supportive spaces can make the difference between isolation and empowerment. Changing the narrative around neurodivergence allows people to feel heard, validated, and included.

➡️Intersectionality matters. Experiences of identity, neurodivergence, and belonging are complex and deserve recognition.

What has resonated with you most from Andrea’s story and experience? I would love to hear your thoughts.

Looking for a supportive community where you feel understood and accepted? Join our Facebook group and connect with others on a similar journey.

✨ You can find the episode on all the major podcast apps!

📌 Hit subscribe so you get notified and never miss future episodes.

🔗 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3XVDed4d4oB557uvUoHj7U

🔗 Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/your-voice-matters/id1784661531

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My name is Asma Jacob, and I have set up Achievable Journey to Inspire Change. (AJ IC)as I am very passionate about helping others and really believe using these techniques can make a huge difference. My goal is to support children and adults with special needs to be able to achieve day to day tasks by staying calm, relaxed and feel in control. I believe working intensely with individuals/groups, i can enable people to become more independent and able to access the bigger world feeling more in control of their emotion. I use bespoke strategies using NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) and EFT (Emotional Freedome Techinique) and Hypnotherapy with Solution Focus Psychotherapy which will give people the right tools to achieve their goal. I am also able to support and work closely with parents/carers to give them the right tools, to be able to support themselves and their children. These tools can help with behavior that can be challenging, phobia's, stress, anxiety, and more. My mission is to work together with schools, professional organisations and within the home, as i truly believe looking at all aspects and working together can make a huge positive impact in anyones life. This can be achieved through 1:1 sessions, group sessions, workshops etc. or a combination of ways.