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Neurodivergent Speaker, Trainer and Writer.

Hi, I'm Remie
I'm curious about the barriers that aren't always seen, and the way they are experienced.

Making sense of experiences that differ from our own takes time, and deserves space.

Because our understanding shapes the environments we create.

And the opportunities people have within them.

I help make information and communication more accessible and neuroinclusive, while noticing the wider barriers that shape people's experiences.

How I help

I work with people, teams, and organisations to deepen understanding of neurodivergent experiences and create environments where people can thrive.

Consultancy 
Helping organisations notice and address barriers to neuroinclusion across communication, services, culture and decision-making.

Co-production
Supporting teams to explore what neuroinclusive          co-production can look like, and to move beyond consultation.

Short Talks and Workshops
Thought-provoking sessions that spark curiosity and encourage reflection.

Neuroinclusive Content Writing
Clear, thoughtful content that helps people access, understand, and use information.

How I work

Curiosity
Noticing barriers and experiences that might otherwise go unseen.

Space
Creating opportunities for reflection and different perspectives.

Action
Turning insight into practical changes that increase inclusion.

Belonging
Helping people to feel understood and welcomed.

About me
I ask “why" (compassionately)

Why things feel different for different people. Why systems work for some and not others. What we might be overlooking (and why).

I’m an Autistic ADHDer, with professional experience across the voluntary sector and NHS. I’ve also navigated my own mental health recovery.

I care about people feeling understood.

In my work, I bring curiosity, lived experience, and professional practice together. I help people pause, reflect, and explore different perspectives.

Self-care statement

My website includes reflections from my own neurodivergent experiences and mental health recovery, including from an eating disorder (anorexia). I encourage you to be mindful of your own wellbeing and self-care.

All views are my own. I share lived experience, not advice. Seek prompt guidance from a relevant healthcare professional if you are concerned about your own physical and/or mental health.

Reflections

Insights from a neurodivergent perspective

I’m curious about what’s possible and grounded in what can change.

Why am I sharing?

Stories are powerful. They can connect, educate, and open up new ways of understanding. In this article, I reflect on sharing our lived and living experiences in safe and intentional ways. It briefly describes an experience of mental health support and recovery, with themes of trust and emotional safety…

The rainbow, the grey and the clunky in-between

The post-diagnostic journey, or self-identification journey, is clunky. (I’m sorry, that’s likely providing zero comfort, but hopefully some validation.) This article is a personal reflection of the twists and turns, with a swirl of colour added into the mix. Discover how I shifted from a ‘positive’ to a ‘balanced’ Autistic identity…