Neurodiversity - an essential part of our society
with Karen Hautz
"...I think it’s our duty to all be familiar with the different characteristics so that we’re already creating a curious and compassionate society..."
In this warm and inviting podcast, Karen Hautz shares her heartfelt dedication, specialist knowledge and compassionate approach to supporting neurodiverse individuals, including those with specific learning differences such as dyslexia, dyspraxia, autism, and ADHD. With a focus on holistic care, Karen extends her support beyond the individual, assisting their families too.
About Karen Hautz:
Karen, is a compassionate professional whose journey has embraced various industry sectors including healthcare, corporate environments, and private practice. From working as a dedicated speech therapist in the NHS to delving into business development and marketing in the corporate sector, Karen's professional journey led her to become a human givens counsellor - offering support and strategies to help you navigate through life’s challenges.
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Karen's Website: www.karenhautz.com/
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