In this episode of On The Spectrum Podcast, we are back at The Loddon Conference 2025 in Basingstoke for our conference special.

We chat with professionals across autism, education, care and Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) about what ethical, consistent support looks like in real settings and what truly makes a difference for individuals with challenging behaviours, families and the teams around them.

In this special episode of On The Spectrum, we take you to the heart of the annual Loddon Conference in Basingstoke, where professionals, educators, and advocates gathered to share ideas, best practices, and personal experiences around Autism, Special Educational Needs (SEN), Positive Behaviour Support (PBS), and neurodiversity.

From inclusive education to trauma-informed care, and from behaviour strategies to lived experiences — this episode features real voices doing real work in the field. It’s an uplifting and insightful snapshot of a community dedicated to making a difference.

🎧 Tune in and discover how collaboration and passion are shaping the future of inclusive support.

🔗 Learn more:

• www.loddonschool.org

• www.pbsuk.org

• www.kindtailoredcare.co.uk

• www.tellitasitis.uk

In this powerful episode of On The Spectrum, we speak with Rachel Wright, Director and Founder of Born At The Right Time, a platform dedicated to transforming the way professionals and families connect in the world of complex needs and disability.

Rachel shares her personal and professional insights on the misconceptions around disability, the urgent need for change in education and healthcare, and her lived experience as a parent of a child with complex needs. We also discuss her moving memoir, The Skies I’m Under, and the hopes she holds for the future of inclusion and co-production.

Whether you're a parent, practitioner, or advocate, this episode is packed with compassion, real talk, and a call to bridge the gap between families and services.

🔗 Learn more at:

www.loddonschool.org

www.bornattherighttime.com