Neurodiversity Support

19/01/2026

Autistic people hearing electricity… something I regularly hear 👂

19/01/2026

📚 Dyslexia ≠ Dyspraxia

They’re *both* learning differences.
They *both* deserve support.
But they’re *not* the same thing.

Dyslexia impacts how language is processed.
Dyspraxia affects movement, planning, and coordination.

Many kids have *both.* But they’re often misunderstood, mislabeled, or just missed entirely.

At Neurodiversity Support UK, we help parents and schools understand the full picture, so every child can thrive with the right support.

📞 Book your FREE 10-min support call today.
✨https://www.neurodiversitysupport.co.uk/booking-calendar/free-10-minute-support-call?referral=service_list_widget

19/01/2026

Screening could take place in primary care, including GP appointments, health visitor reviews, and school entry health at key developmental stages. It should involve early, trauma-informed, and identity-safe screening tools, with clear referral pathways, follow-up support, and outcomes monitored.

16/01/2026

🧠 Feel-Good Friday Tip #2

Your sensory needs are real, and supporting them is not a luxury, it’s a necessity.

This week, we’re highlighting simple sensory tools that help reduce overwhelm and restore balance. Whether it’s ear defenders, weighted blankets, fidget tools, or a calming scent, your toolkit is personal, and powerful.

🌟 Honouring your sensory needs is a form of self-care.

🌈 There’s no “one size fits all” find what feels good to you.

👇 What’s in your sensory toolkit right now? Share your favourites below.

16/01/2026

Check out my blog post https://wix.to/hVaoBlN

Living with ADHD can feel like navigating a complex maze. The challenges are real, but so are the strengths and potential that come with neurodiversity. Over the years, I have witnessed how tailored support can transform lives. One of the most effective ways to access this support today is through o...

14/01/2026

You know them best.
You’re not imagining it, overreacting, or being ‘too much’.
You’re advocating, and that matters.

13/01/2026

When trust breaks, love doesn’t just hurt, it feels unsafe.

Rebuilding Us is a trauma-aware, neurodiversity-affirming guide for individuals and couples navigating betrayal, infidelity, lies, and emotional rupture.

This isn’t about blame.
It’s not about rushing forgiveness.
And it’s not about pretending nothing happened.

It’s about emotional safety, honest repair, rebuilding trust through actions, and finding clarity, whether you stay or leave.

Especially written for neurodiverse relationships, where betrayal can feel overwhelming, dysregulating, and impossible to explain.

You can’t go back.
But you can choose what comes next, with clarity and self-respect.

📖 Paperback on Amazon:
👉 https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0GGH56V8N

💻 Digital download available here:
👉 https://www.neurodiversitysupport.co.uk/product-page/rebuilding-us.

12/01/2026

🔥 Why Emotional Outbursts Aren’t “Drama” 🔥

If your child melts down over “small things,” it’s not bad behaviour, it’s *overflow.*

Neurodiverse brains often struggle with emotional regulation, especially under pressure, stress, or sensory overload.

The answer? 🧠 Not shame. Not threats.
✨ But *understanding* and a plan for support.

📞 Book your free 10-minute support call and let’s find the first step that actually helps.

09/01/2026

🌿 Feel-Good Friday Tip 🌿
When you live with ADHD, Autism, or other forms of neurodiversity, daily life can feel overwhelming, but tiny wins matter more than you think.

This week, we’re celebrating the power of small, achievable steps, the ones that build momentum, reduce stress, and support emotional wellbeing. 💛

✨ Just getting dressed? That’s a win.
✨ Answering one email? That’s a win.
✨ Saying “no” when you need rest? HUGE win.

These tiny shifts are building blocks and they’re enough.

👇 What’s one small win you’re proud of this week? Let’s celebrate it.