New Of Primary Importance episode with Jane Green MBE
It’s time for another smashing episode of our must-see primary podcast series, Of Primary Importance! May is Symptomatic Hypermobility Month and in this episode, Kat talks with Jane Green MBE all about ‘Understanding Symptomatic Hypermobility’ and Jane’s charity SEDSConnective.
All about Jane Green…
Jane Green MBE is the founder and chair of SEDS Connective, as well as a non-executive director and a co-author (with Donaghy and Moore) on the peer reviewed paper, ‘Co-occurring physical health challenges in neurodivergent children and young people.’ She regularly presents at a variety of events including at Government conferences and she presented at the Global Learning Conference in Ireland in August 2023. Formerly, she led the Autism Education Trust (in the South East) and the National Autistic Society, and has been an assistant headteacher, LA advisory teacher and lead for ‘Autism Education in All Phases of Education.’
SEDSConnective is the first global neurodivergent (autism, ADHD, dyspraxia, Tourette’s’ +) and symptomatic hypermobility (Ehlers-Danlos syndromes EDS, Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders HSD) user led, voluntary charity. Their patron Dr J. Eccles and the team at BSMS provide the charity with evidence-based research.
Watch the episode now!
Hear it straight from Jane in the episode below to find out all about understanding symptomatic hypermobility.
Let’s connect!
Find out more information by connecting with Jane Green on Twitter at @JGjanegreen and on LinkedIn. Plus, learn more about SEDSConnective by visiting www.SEDSconnective.org and you can also connect on Twitter at @SEDSConnective.
Also, be sure to connect with Kat on Twitter at @ReallySchoolK to find out more about upcoming Of Primary Importance episodes!