Specialist in ADHD, Autism and EHCP support - working with children, adults, families and schools across the UK.
When You’re Not Sure Where to Start
If you’re seeking support for your child or for yourself, you may be facing:
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Confusing EHCP processes and provision discussions
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School communication challenges
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Long waiting lists and uncertainty about Right to Choose
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Endless forms and documentation
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Questions about ADHD, dyspraxia or other neurodivergent traits
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Emotional overwhelm, burnout or family stress
You don’t have to navigate this alone.
I help you understand your options, prioritise next steps, and move forward with practical support, whether you’re advocating for a child/teen or seeking support for yourself.
Support Options
Help understanding provision, documenting needs, and navigating communication and paperwork.
Support to understand routes, prepare information, and make next steps clearer.
Structured insight into strengths/challenges to support clarity, planning, and self-understanding.
Practical, neurodiversity-affirming coaching for executive function, emotional regulation, confidence, and daily life.
Neurodiversity areas I support
My journey into this work didn’t start in a classroom, it started in childhood, being misunderstood and a label I heard too often: “naughty.”
I grew up with undiagnosed ADHD, Autism (ASC), OCD, Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), and PTSD. School was isolating. Support was scarce. And for a long time, I believed that fitting in meant hiding who I was.
And yet, here I am. Now completing a degree in Social Sciences, supporting families, and doing work I never thought possible as the girl who just didn’t “fit.”
My husband Alex and I have two brilliant neurodiverse children, and together we've faced the chaos, beauty, and challenges that come with raising a neurodivergent family. We've had to learn, sometimes the hard way, how to communicate, support each other, and hold space for all the messy, magnificent parts of neurodiverse life.
That lived experience is at the heart of everything I do. I don’t just work with neurodiverse families, I am one. I know the fear, the school meetings, the late-night Googling, the guilt, the hope.
Every story is different. But no one should have to navigate theirs alone.
NeuroProfile Assessment
Our NeuroProfile assessment offers a detailed, strengths-based picture of how a person thinks, learns and experiences the world. It is ideal for individuals and families who feel something isn’t quite fitting but are not necessarily seeking a formal diagnosis.
Using guided, informal discussion and careful exploration of history, patterns and day-to-day experiences, we build a clear profile of strengths, differences and areas where support may be helpful.
You will receive a comprehensive written report outlining what may be going on, practical recommendations, and suggested next steps. Many families use this to inform conversations with schools, GPs and diagnostic providers, or simply to better understand themselves or their child.
Flexible payment options available.
Assessments can be paid for in full or spread the cost using Klarna or PayPal, helping you access support without delay.
Frequently Asked Questions
Support That’s Personal, Practical,
and Actually Helpful
Every neurodiverse journey is different. That’s why I offer tailored services that focus on real-life clarity, confidence, and change, not just “understanding.” Whether you’re seeking a diagnosis, struggling with school, navigating family life, or trying to improve your relationship, I’m here to help you move forward.
Coaching for Children & Adults
Less stress. More connection.
Practical, personalised coaching to help children build confidence, improve focus, and feel understood, and to help parents support them without burning out. We work together to create real strategies that fit your life, not just your to-do list.
Parent & Family Support
You don’t have to fight the system alone.
From EHCP applications to school meetings, I help families advocate effectively and stay sane in the process. I also specialise in supporting children and teens whose neurodivergence overlaps with challenging behaviours or involvement with the legal system.
