Challenge accepted - send me your favourite level 4/5/6 recipes please!

Day one of Jenni 💙 and I doing the staff IDDSI diet challenge, we’ve got Level 7 normal diet. Creamy lentil Bolognese with tagliatelle and cheese extra crispy garlic bread 🧑‍🍳👌

Day 2 - Level 7 Easy to Chew. Jenni 💙 made us a Lancashire hotpot with skinless vegetarian sausages and very soft veg 🌹🥘👩‍🍳👌

Day 3 - Level 6 Soft & Bitesized - we went for a chilli macaroni cheese with the crispy bits removed (made using Lidl extra thin macaroni) with thinly diced and very soft fajita veg. Delicious. 🪤🧑‍🍳👌

Day 4 - Level 5: Minced and Moist. Vegetarian shepherds pie with soya mince. Thank god for food processors! 🥕 I'm quite proud of this but yet to see what Polly Davis thinks... I'm having lashings of brown sauce on mine. #dysphagiaawareness

We're off to graduation! Huge congratulations to everyone graduating today! It's wonderful to see so many of you again 🎊

First day in my new role working within schools for children with SEMH - excited and a little nervous to start this new step in my SLT career 😅

Some really easy, stand-alone Autism hacks to make your life smoother 🧵

Attended an excellent training session today on Autism Clinic Strategy from the Neurodiversity team - very refreshing to see a Neurodiversity affirming autism session that utilised lived experience to inform clinical guidance. Excited to see how the program develops!

Delivered a first intensive interaction training session to my team, now they’re all excited to get started and I am absolutely buzzing to see them embark on their intensive interaction journeys 😍

Quite a few autistic people I know are struggling with the uncertainty of what will happen in the aftermath of the Queen's death. They're wondering what will happen tomorrow and in the coming days, if things like schools and shops will be open.

Does anyone know of any social stories of similar resources to support people with additional needs to understand the Queen’s death and associated upcoming changes (both long and short term)? If so, please share them here. Thanks!

🤩An exciting afternoon for Neurodivergent SLT Network meeting with RCSLT 💙 to draft out the scope and objectives of our Guidance for Supporting Neurodiversity in the SLT Workforce project (Title pending) @Claire_R123 Polly Davis Keep following for updates 😊

Protect trans kids. That’s all.

We have some exciting news! Neurodivergent SLT Network has been asked to present a keynote session at this year's RCSLT 💙 conference about the work we are leading with RCSLTpolicy on guidelines for supporting Neurodivergent SLT professionals in the workplace 🤩🤯Polly Davis Laura (she/her) Mary Lavender

Very proud to be accepting a Giving Voice award for Neurodivergent SLT Network and the Disability Working Group with Mary Lavender. Today has really highlighted to me how important advocacy and representation is for those of us with lived experience of disability and discrimination #RCSLTAwards

Don’t miss our EDI keynote today at 12 at the #RCSLTConference on Disability and Neurodiversity. If you’ve not already signed up, tickets are available at rcslt.org/events/rcslt-c…

⭐️⭐️BIG NEWS⭐️⭐️ We’ve worked 18 months on these Guidelines that have been published online today. So proud of all the work of everyone involved and members of Neurodivergent SLT Network 🎉 Well done everyone, rcslt.org/news/new-guida…