We are joined by Sarah Templeton - a psychotherapist, bestselling author and one of the UK's leading advocates for ADHD awareness.

Through her work with schools, families and prisons, she has helped thousands of children and adults better understand neurodiversity, challenging outdated misconceptions and championing practical, evidence-informed support.

In this powerful episode, Sarah explains why undiagnosed ADHD, dyslexia and autism can have lifelong consequences if left unsupported. She shares why early identification, greater awareness and the right interventions can transform outcomes for children and families.

In this episode, we explore:

• Why early identification of ADHD, dyslexia and autism matters.

• The link between undiagnosed neurodiversity, mental health and the justice system.

• Why 52% of people in prison struggle to read and write and what this tells us about missed opportunities for support.

• Practical classroom strategies that help neurodivergent children thrive.

• How parents, teachers and policymakers can create more inclusive learning environments.

• Why understanding, not punishment, changes lives.

" Screen every child in every classroom.”

Whether you're a parent, educator or policymaker, this episode is a powerful reminder that early intervention can change lives and create brighter futures for the next generation.