My speech

 Yesterday, I was asked to speak at a teachers' training about autism arranged by the Eden Wellstyle Academy, the educational wing of the company, Eden Wellstyle, founded by the renowned psychotherapist, Dov Benyaacov-Kurtzman FRSA.

I spoke about neurodiversity and autism. I spoke to the teachers about my life when I was at school, about being bullied by other kids and how I felt that my teachers never really understood me.

I told them about one teacher, who after I had brought an abundance of Haribos from another kid, saw I had so many, accused me of selling them and took the lot. I spoke about other incidents and how if the teachers would have looked out for me, I would have felt better about my school years.

I spoke about how important it is to treat a student as normal on one treating the kid as normal while also, at the same time, working with them together with their class so that everyone can understand that students with autism can also have the same interests and things in common with their classmates. 

One of the teachers there came afterwards and said, “Josh, I was one of your teachers and I had no idea you felt that way. I apologise and I now know how to deal with other kids in a similar situation to yours.”

For me this felt like a closure of some sort. I can’t go back to the past, time machines haven’t been invented yet, but I can change the future for someone else. I can use my talents and experience to help others learn and help change lives.

This is why I give lectures about my life so often. I talk on the topics of journalism, disability, autism and motivational speeches. I've given lectures in synagogues, universities, conferences and more. So if you want to order me for a lecture, let me know!

May I also add that I am glad and honoured to be doing the PR for the non-profit organization, ‘Heads Up’, on a volunteer basis. Heads Up is an emergency trauma response team who has responded in so many cases, including the Manchester Arena bombing, the Grenfell Tower fire and other disasters. 

Together we can change the world to make it a better place.

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