by Eloise Leher
Elle Leher helps parents see, support and celebrate their Wonderfully Wired child with neuro-differences such as Dyslexia, ADHD, giftedness, autism, twice exceptionality and more in order to grow, succeed and thrive. She acts as bridge between parent and expert to access and simplify information; advocate for a strength perspective on difference; and support Wonderfully Wired families
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March 18, 2026
<p class="MsoNormal"><span lang="EN-GB" xml:lang="EN-GB">Dr Laurie Faith extends an invitation to teachers "to be wide awake and curious" instead of acting on habit or bias and to let uncomfortable moments lead to intentional conversations with children that grow skills!</span></p> <p class="MsoNormal"><span lang="EN-GB" xml:lang="EN-GB">This episode is for you if you've been introduced to the idea of Executive Function Skills (See Episode 25 with Dr Peg Dawson if you haven't) and are wondering just how you can start having conversations about them in your classroom.</span></p> <p class="MsoNormal"><span lang="EN-GB" xml:lang= "EN-GB"> </span><span lang="EN-GB" xml:lang="EN-GB">Dr Faith says that "whatever is discussable is improvable" and helps the willing, compassionate teacher address the EF limits and immaturity that is the "elephant in every room" for children!</span></p> <p class="MsoNormal"><span lang="EN-US" xml:lang="EN-US">Dr Laurie Faith is an Assistant Professor at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE), where she teaches special education and executive-function-related courses.Her latest book, Executive Function Skills in the Classroom: Overcoming Barriers, Building Strategies, co-authored with Peg Dawson and Carol-Anne Bush, brings together research and practical tools for teachers.</span></p>
February 2, 2026
<div class="paragraph normal ng-star-inserted" data-start-index= "2129"><span class="ng-star-inserted" data-start-index="2129">In this episode of</span> <strong class="ng-star-inserted" data-start-index="2148">Wonderfully Wired</strong><span class= "ng-star-inserted" data-start-index="2165">, hosts Elle and Juju sit down with ADHD expert and bestselling author</span> <strong class="ng-star-inserted" data-start-index="2243">Peter Shankman</strong><span class="ng-star-inserted" data-start-index= "2257">. Peter shares his unique perspective on the ADHD brain, comparing it to the controlled chaos of a</span> <strong class= "ng-star-inserted" data-start-index="2356">Tokyo crosswalk.</strong> <span class="ng-star-inserted" data-start-index="2557">The conversation dives into the "all or nothing" nature of neurodivergence, covering Peter's "Chicken Genocide Diet" and his "Ironman" approach to managing energy</span><span class="ng-star-inserted" data-start-index= "2719">. Peter also provides profound insights for parents, arguing that</span> <strong class="ng-star-inserted" data-start-index= "2785">neurodivergent children are gifted, not broken</strong><span class="ng-star-inserted" data-start-index= "2831">, and stresses the importance of teaching skills alongside medical support</span><span class="ng-star-inserted" data-start-index="2905">. This episode is a masterclass in high-performance ADHD management, proving that with the right "traffic lights," a fast brain can achieve extraordinary things.</span></div>
January 5, 2026
<p data-start="2193" data-end="2402">In this episode of the <strong data-start="2216" data-end="2245">Wonderfully Wired Podcast</strong>, host Eloise Leher is joined by author, speaker, and autism dad <strong data-start="2310" data-end= "2324">Will Acuff</strong> for a deeply reflective conversation about parenting neurodivergent children.</p> <p data-start="2404" data-end="2743">Will shares how his natural instinct to "fix problems" collided with the reality of parenting his son — and why shifting from fixing to knowing became transformational. Together, they explore what happens when parents take responsibility for their own responses, nervous systems, and expectations, rather than trying to change their child.</p> <p data-start="2934" data-end="3139">This episode will resonate with parents of autistic and neurodivergent children, educators, and professionals interested in executive functioning, emotional regulation, and hope-based parenting approaches. </p> <p data-start="2934" data-end="3139">Will is a a Christian author but his wisdom extends beyond a narrow faith specific audience</p>
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Elle Leher helps parents see, support and celebrate their Wonderfully Wired child with neuro-differences such as Dyslexia, ADHD, giftedness, autism, twice exceptionality and more in order to grow, succeed and thrive.
She acts as bridge between parent and expert to access and simplify information; advocate for a strength perspective on difference; and support Wonderfully Wired families
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