Listening with those who are neurodiverse, have special educational needs or communicate differently

Listening to someone is the means of recognising their worth and inherant dignity. But many of us don't know how to listen to those whose manner of expression differs from our own. Those who may be neurodiverse, those who have special educational needs or those who have a condition which affects their cognitive or communicative abilities. How can we better listen across these apparent barriers? Joining us today is Sr Carino Hodder OP, a member of the Dominican Sisters of St Joseph.

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