The Hurdle2Hope® Show

Diabetes affects more than you realise. Here’s why you should care. In this episode of The Hurdle2Hope® Show, I’m joined by Therese Cameron, Credentialed Diabetes Nurse Educator, Chronic Care Coordinator, and founder of Diabetes Alliance. This conversation is for everyone — whether you're living with diabetes, support someone who is, or want to better understand how to stay well. We unpack the real differences between type 1, type 2, and gestational diabetes, the emotional toll of...

What does it really feel like to be autistic in a world that wasn’t built for neurodivergent minds? In this powerful episode, Teisha sits down with Michael Coles — autistic advocate, speaker, and host of The Deep Dive Podcast — for a real and honest conversation about what it's like to navigate life, work, and relationships while being neurodivergent. Michael opens up about experiencing autistic burnout, masking, and why the workplace often falls short in supporting neurodivergent...

What happens when you’re diagnosed with cancer — but following the standard treatment path doesn’t align with your body, your values, or your intuition? In this episode of The Hurdle2Hope® Show, Teisha sits down with Tara Lea — camel behaviorist, psychic medium, and spiritual guide — to talk about what came after her cancer diagnosis and the moment she chose to step away from the conventional system. Tara opens up about rejecting aggressive treatment, why she trusted her inner kno...

What does it mean to grow up visibly different? In this episode of The Hurdle2Hope® Show, I sit down with Steven Bouris, who was born with a Nevus (birthmark) on his forehead. For decades, he lived under constant stares and questions — often in silence. But everything began to shift when he finally shared his story, and discovered that vulnerability could lead to healing, connection, and purpose. This conversation highlights the weight of carrying unspoken pain, and how brea...

This isn’t a regular episode—just a quick update to share something important. 🎧 Wellbeing Interrupted is evolving… and I wanted to let you know what’s ahead. Listen to this short announcement, and be sure to follow the show so you don’t miss next week’s launch of The Hurdle2Hope Show. Send Teisha a text message ❤️🧡💚 If you’re feeling overwhelmed by a health challenge, download the free guide here: https://teisharose.com/overwhelmed/ If you’re ready for more su...

What happens when support you rely on is at risk? In Episode 75 of Wellbeing Interrupted, I speak with disability advocate and NDIS participant Jarrod Sandell-Hay about the upcoming changes to NDIS pricing—and why they matter so much. Jarrod shares how Allied Health support has helped him stay well and independent, and why cuts to services could mean people miss out on the care they need. We talk about what’s changing, what it means for those living in regional areas, and how peop...

Have you ever had to ask yourself: “Is this career worth getting sick for?” In this solo episode, I take you behind the scenes of a new project launching the Hurdle2Hope Journal on LinkedIn and share the very first entry that sparked it all. It’s a raw reflection on career, chronic illness, and the pivotal question that changed the course of my life. This episode is especially for those living with a health condition, navigating the complex balance between work and wellbeing. If y...

Today is World MS Day — and this year’s theme is “My MS Diagnosis.” So I thought… it’s time to share mine. In this solo episode, I reflect on being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at just 22 years old. It was quick and clinical—but the emotional impact was anything but. For a long time, I felt like my future had disappeared. This isn’t just a story about symptoms or medical tests. It’s about what happens after. About the mindset that kept me stuck… and what finally helped ...