Tigger Pritchard, a neuroaffirming advocate, consultant, and trainer joins Dale in today’s episode to discuss ‘Why do so many professionals believe they are right?’. The discussion delves into why many professionals hold rigid beliefs about autism and the implications this has on neurodivergent individuals and their families.

Tigger emphasises that while many professionals are well-intentioned, a significant number are stuck using outdated training from decades ago. This can lead to harmful assumptions and practices that negatively impact the lives of autistic individuals.

In their discussion, Tigger highlights how families often feel dismissed or invalidated by professionals who are unwilling to consider new perspectives and the emotional toll this can take on both parents and children.

Listen to Tigger’s advice on why we need to listen and learn from each other, with professionals engaging with the autistic community to gain authentic insights and improve practices.

My name is Tigger Pritchard, awesomely Neurodivergent and passionate about reducing anxiety for all. To help all Neurotypes understand each other, to bridge the Neurodivide.

Self-Identifying Neurospicy, working with individuals, families, education, cooperate organisations across the UK! Face to face and by Zoom.

www.tiggerpritchard.com

tiggertraining@gmail.com

facebook.com/Neuroaffirming

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