ADHD Wise Podcast Wed, 08 Apr 2026 01:05:12 -0400 https://www.buzzsprout.com/2604423 en-gb © 2026 ADHD Wise Podcast yes 7a939214-ea54-5fbc-b6a1-2601b82e1d64 jannine@adhdwise.uk Jannine Perryman episodic false ADHD Wise Podcast is a welcoming, non-judgemental space for adults with ADHD, parents of children with ADHD, and professionals who support them.

Rooted in real conversation, this podcast brings together lived experience and professional insight to explore ADHD, broader neurodivergence, and the intersections that shape people’s lives. Each episode is designed to be useful, thoughtful, and accessible, without pretending to offer a magic wand or a one-size-fits all answer.

This is not a space that tells you what to think. It is a space that offers information, reflection, and honest conversation, so you can think about what feels right for you. With guests who are experts in themselves and/or their field, ADHD Wise Podcast invites you to listen in as though you are right there at the table, part of something real.

Come as you are. Listen as you are. Take what helps. Leave what doesn’t. Above all, this is a place to think, feel, reflect, and explore how to live well and wisely with ADHD.

]]> Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) Jannine Perryman jannine@adhdwise.uk https://storage.buzzsprout.com/ha1gi04pejm4dyyu487y8248lvv4?.jpg ADHD Wise Podcast Episode 2 - Every Child Matters: Bringing Children Back to the Centre Episode 2 - Every Child Matters: Bringing Children Back to the Centre In this powerful episode, Jannine Perryman is joined by Jo Roberts, founder of the Every Child Matters campaign, for an unflinching conversation about what happens when children stop being the focus of education systems.

Drawing on their shared experience as teachers, SEND advocates, and parents, Jannine and Jo explore how the original child-centred principles behind Every Child Matters have been diluted over time, replaced by data, targets, stretched systems, and battles families were never supposed to have to fight.

Together, they discuss:

why children’s needs must come before systems
the reality of EHCPs, tribunals, and diagnosis pathways
school distress and attendance difficulties
why education does not always have to look like school
the growing shortage of educational psychologists
that parents are the experts in their own child
the widening gap between SEND law and SEND practice

At the heart of this conversation is a shared belief that children are being failed not by their needs, but by systems that treat those needs as inconvenient.

This is a candid, thought-provoking episode for parents, professionals, and anyone invested in creating education systems that put children, not data, back at the centre.

And yes, after all that, Jannine and Jo finally discover the one thing they disagree on: cats.

]]> In this powerful episode, Jannine Perryman is joined by Jo Roberts, founder of the Every Child Matters campaign, for an unflinching conversation about what happens when children stop being the focus of education systems.

Drawing on their shared experience as teachers, SEND advocates, and parents, Jannine and Jo explore how the original child-centred principles behind Every Child Matters have been diluted over time, replaced by data, targets, stretched systems, and battles families were never supposed to have to fight.

Together, they discuss:

why children’s needs must come before systems
the reality of EHCPs, tribunals, and diagnosis pathways
school distress and attendance difficulties
why education does not always have to look like school
the growing shortage of educational psychologists
that parents are the experts in their own child
the widening gap between SEND law and SEND practice

At the heart of this conversation is a shared belief that children are being failed not by their needs, but by systems that treat those needs as inconvenient.

This is a candid, thought-provoking episode for parents, professionals, and anyone invested in creating education systems that put children, not data, back at the centre.

And yes, after all that, Jannine and Jo finally discover the one thing they disagree on: cats.

]]> Jannine Perryman Buzzsprout-18974140 Wed, 08 Apr 2026 06:00:00 +0100 2637 1 2 full false Episode 1: Come As You Are Episode 1: Come As You Are Welcome to the very first episode of ADHD Wise Podcast. In this opening conversation, Jannine Perryman shares the story behind ADHD Wise, her own ADHD diagnosis journey, and the family experiences that shaped the work she has been building per professional work for the past 10 years.

From parenting neurodivergent children, to leaving teaching, to creating a space that bridges lived experience and professional insight, this episode sets the tone for what ADHD Wise Podcast is all about: honest conversations, practical wisdom, and support that meets people where they are.

Jannine also reads an extract from her upcoming book, Becoming ADHD Wise, reflecting on the moment she realised her understanding had outgrown the systems she worked within and how ADHD Wise became the bridge between understanding and thriving.

Whether you are neurodivergent yourself, parenting a neurodivergent child, supporting a partner, or working professionally in this space, this is a place to come as you are.

]]> Welcome to the very first episode of ADHD Wise Podcast. In this opening conversation, Jannine Perryman shares the story behind ADHD Wise, her own ADHD diagnosis journey, and the family experiences that shaped the work she has been building per professional work for the past 10 years.

From parenting neurodivergent children, to leaving teaching, to creating a space that bridges lived experience and professional insight, this episode sets the tone for what ADHD Wise Podcast is all about: honest conversations, practical wisdom, and support that meets people where they are.

Jannine also reads an extract from her upcoming book, Becoming ADHD Wise, reflecting on the moment she realised her understanding had outgrown the systems she worked within and how ADHD Wise became the bridge between understanding and thriving.

Whether you are neurodivergent yourself, parenting a neurodivergent child, supporting a partner, or working professionally in this space, this is a place to come as you are.

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