Neurodiversity support
Neurodiversity-affirming support for children, young people and adults
A compassionate space to explore who you are, work through life's challenges and build on your strengths. Support that respects neurodivergent ways of thinking and helps you feel more understood.
Neurodiversity affirming
Different ways of thinking are welcomed
Inclusive & judgement-free
Come as you are
Person-centred
Support shaped around your needs
Experienced and compassionate
Professional, ethical and values-led care
Support across the lifespan
Children, young people and adults
Common themes
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Emotional regulation
Understanding big feelings and finding ways to manage them.
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Relationships
Exploring connections, boundaries and feeling understood.
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Self-understanding & confidence
Building self-acceptance and a clearer sense of who you are.
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How therapy is adapted
A neurodiversity-affirming approach
I adapt therapy to suit your needs, interests and communication style. Together we create a space that feels comfortable, where you can explore and reflect at your own pace.
Flexible communication
We can use talking, writing, creative tools or a mix.
Sensory awareness
A calm environment, with sensory needs in mind.
No need to mask
You can be yourself here. There's no pressure to fit in or pretend.
Going at your pace
We take the time you need, with a flexible approach.
Who this page is for
Support at every stage of life
I work with children (aged 5+), young people and adults, and I know neurodiversity looks different for everyone. You're welcome to get in touch for yourself or for someone you care about.
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Frequently asked questions
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Neurodiversity support FAQs
It means I see neurodivergence as a natural difference, not something to fix. We focus on understanding you, your strengths and what helps, rather than trying to make you fit a mould.
Yes. You don't need a formal diagnosis to work with me. Some people are still exploring whether they might be neurodivergent, and that's absolutely fine.
We can change how we communicate, the pace of sessions, the setting and the activities we use. I'll check in regularly about what's working for you.
Yes. With a young person's agreement, I can work alongside parents and carers so that support feels joined up.
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