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Autism and the Sunflower with William Vanderpuye

By Hidden Disabilities Sunflower The Sunflower Conversations Partager

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"In a world that often seems divided, the Sunflower lanyard unites us in a shared understanding that each person’s journey is unique and we should approach one another with empathy. It reminds us that, just like the sunflower turns toward the sun for nourishment, we too can turn toward each other to cultivate a more compassionate society."

William Vanderpuye is a social worker and is autistic. In this conversation, William shares what the Sunflower means to him and the confidence and support it has given him while in education at university and now in employment.

William's employer, Sutton Council, is supportive and offers understanding and kindness so that he can succeed and excel in supporting families with learning disabilities.

This testimonial gets to the heart of what the Sunflower seeks to do, the people it aims to serve, and the community it seeks to improve.

Please share this podcast to help increase knowledge and understanding of the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower.

If you are experiencing any issues discussed in this podcast, please contact your healthcare practitioner.

Hosted by Chantal Boyle, Hidden Disabilities Sunflower.

 

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The Sunflower Conversations is a podcast that delves into different non-apparent health conditions to enable the listener to learn more about the causes and symptoms and the physical and social impacts that can occur. The conversations are with Sunflower wearers who share their lived experience of disability and who give a walkthrough of the ups and downs that are personal to them.

We also talk to healthcare professionals and charity experts who deliver an overview of specific disabilities and offer advice and signposting for support. If you are experiencing any issues discussed in this podcast, please contact your healthcare practitioner.

Music by © Sandee Facy / Michael SaletasSandeefacy.com.au

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