The School Can't Experience
For parents and caregivers of young people who struggle to attend school, and related education and health professionals. We share experiences and insights into what is going on for our young people and how we can offer support.
Podcasting since 2025 • 44 episodes
The School Can't Experience
Latest Episodes
2025 Year End Update and Reflection
You're invited to attend the virtual launch of School Can't Australia's new ebook. Register here: https://events.humani...
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Season 1
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#43 - Wendy's Lived Experience
Welcome to the School Can't Experience Podcast hosted by Leisa Reichelt. In this episode, Wendy, a high school teacher and foster parent, shares her story of caring for her foster son Jax, who has struggled with school attendance for several ye...
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Season 1
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Episode 43
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35:09
#42 - Tanya Valentin on School Can't Parental Grief and Transformation
In this episode, host Leisa Reichelt is joined by Tanya Valentin, a neuro-affirming family coach from New Zealand. Tanya shares her journey of discovering her neurodivergence and her family's experiences with school burnout and auti...
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Season 1
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Episode 42
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47:07
#41 - ICYMI - Home Education: Busting Myths and Misunderstandings with Pavlina McMaster
In this episode of the School Can't Experience Podcast, host Leisa Reichelt is joined by Pavlina McMaster, Coordinator at the Home Education Network to shed light on some common myths about Home Education, including: Myth #1:Ho...
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Season 1
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Episode 41
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33:06
#40 - Kate Broderick on relationship based teaching
In this episode of the School Can't Experience Podcast, host Leisa Reichelt speaks with Kate Broderick, a dual qualified speech therapist and occupational therapist, about the transition from behaviorism to a relationship-based approach in educ...
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Season 1
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Episode 40
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Fan Mail
Hi there, I just wanted to say I absolutely bloody love your podcast. My 14 yo school can't son has just finished his first term of Euka. We started home school after almost 12 months of all the things that go with school can't. Recently had our first home visit, all went beautifully. I can so relate with everything I'm hearing from this podcast, and it makes me feel sad that families are being forced to go through what we did. Keep up the good, nay, great work! Jess
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