Kelly Young

I did something today that I don’t usually do. A personality test popped up on Facebook… and I clicked it. Now, if you know me, you’ll know I spend my life supporting neurodiverse individuals, writing reports, and having real conversations that explore people in depth. So sitting there ticking boxes for 10 minutes felt… a bit ironic. But I was curious. And I’ll be honest, it was pretty accurate. It described things like: Feeling emotions deeply but struggling to express them in “typical”...

The move from primary school to secondary school can be a challenging time for any child. For neurodiverse children, including those with ADHD or Autism, this transition often brings additional hurdles. Changes in routine, new social environments, and increased academic demands can create stress and anxiety. Parents and teachers play a vital role in helping these children navigate this period successfully. This post explores practical ways to support children in school during this important...

This podcast explores dyslexia, neurodivergent learning experiences, and the importance of dyslexia awareness in education and everyday life.