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Why work with me?

I offer a lived experience perspective, sparking curiosity and positive change

Alongside my own lived experiences, my work is grounded in a deep understanding of the diversity within neurodivergent experiences.

I have a varied background, having worked within both the voluntary sector and the NHS. This includes a passion for championing co-production, alongside experience and training in supporting and working together with fellow Experts by Experience (EbEs). I draw upon the research evidence base to question assumptions and explore different ways of thinking.

I empower people, teams and organisations to nurture more neuro-inclusive spaces, with a focus on supporting wellbeing and creating equity.

I work alongside a diverse range of organisations, offering a range of services. Working in a variety of ways to fit different needs and contexts. 

Together, we can explore new ideas and different ways of thinking.

My services

How can we work together?

I offer a range of talks, webinars, workshops, written articles, and consultancy services.

Examples of the topics we can explore together include:

  • Neurodivergence, mental health and nurturing wellbeing 
  • Creating inclusive spaces and equity in healthcare
  • Thriving at work with a Neurodivergent mind
  • Neurodivergence and the power of language
  • Anorexia recovery as an AuDHDer (Autistic ADHDer)
My mission and my vision

Creating environments to thrive

Grounded in lived experiences, reflective practice, and professional experience.

My mission

I work alongside people, teams and organisations to nurture neuro-inclusive spaces that support wellbeing, belonging and diverse ways of thinking.

My vision

I imagine a world for Neurodivergent people where education, workplaces, healthcare, and communities are increasingly accessible, equitable, and supportive.

Self-care statement

My website includes reflections from my own neurodivergent experiences, along with experiences of mental health recovery, including from an eating disorder (anorexia).

Whilst I adopt a recovery-focused and neuroaffirmative approach, the content may include potentially triggering topics. 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.

Would you like to collaborate?

Creating space for collaboration

Are you interested in collaborating? Are you a lived experience speaker? Do you work in a clinical practice and want to know more?
Together, we can amplify our voices and reshape how neurodivergence is understood. Let’s create spaces where our stories are heard, our challenges and support needs are recognised, and our strengths valued. Your voice matters, let’s collaborate, and make change happen.
Reflections

Insights from a neurodivergent perspective

My approach is introspective, grounded and driven by belief in the possibility of 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…