En-ERGY IN Motion (™) Suzy Rowland chats to Dan Jenney, Founder of SENturion Fitness. Coach & Mentor, Neurodivergent & SEN Advocate.

Why is exercise important for children and young people who are neurodivergent? How do you find the motivation when exercising is the last thing you want to do, but the first thing your body needs? Tune in to find out how a neurodivergent sports therapist and coach supports children with sensory needs in a noisy gym!This podcast will inspire you to re-think your neurodivergent child's exercise regime and maybe your own!  Especially as Dan's services are recommended by GP practitioners to support ADHD treatment for children and young adults. Lets get into this... Dan Jenney, Adaptive fitness for children and young adults with additional needs.Instagram @senturionfitness. LinkedIn @[email protected] the showIt comes to us all, the desire to do something that gives our lives purpose: I was running on empty in bare feet, so I quit my corporate career to do many hundreds of hours of psychology research which had two outcomes:1. I set up #happyinschoolproject CIC to provide advocacy and information to parents and educators about how autism and ADHD can be missed in younger children, especially those from black Caribbean heritage. 2. I finished capturing the epic tale of my son's diagnosis which was published in my first non-fiction book:S.E.N.D. in the Clowns, Essential Autism and ADHD Family Guide.I discovered I am the owner of a Brilliant ADHD brain in my fifties and I continue to use this brain to spark conversations, challenge ignorance, write books, articles, poetry give keynotes, training and workshops.Suzy Rowland is an Author, Keynote Speaker & thought-leader, passionate about the arts, culture, neuro-uniqueness, education, philosophy and endless discussions of how we 'human'. Find Suzy on Instagram:@suzysongsofmysoul@energyinmotion_podcast_ Buy Suzy's books:S.E.N.D. in the ClownsI Can't Go to School!Songs of My Soul suzyrowland.com