E45 | Why neurodivergent brains need movement and why we avoid it - with Bayley Garnham (Dyspraxic)
This week we’re joined by Bayley Garnham - diagnosed dyspraxic and neuro-affirming Personal Trainer! Bayley shares his diagnosis journey, what dyspraxia can actually look like day-to-day, how dyspraxia affected him growing up and what inspired him into personal training. We chat about why exercise can vary depending…
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