Is autism awareness enough?

Or do we need to be clearer about what’s coming next?

I wish someone had told me this years ago

It would have saved me a lot of confusion (and guesswork)

Is bipolar disorder neurodivergent?

And does the label even matter?

In Practice: Episode two

Is the UK really leading the way with neuroinclusion?

Neuroinclusion didn’t start in the UK

Maybe we’re not leading - maybe we’re relearning what was lost

The problem with neurodiversity awareness

It’s Neurodiversity Celebration Week. Let’s talk about what actually changes organisations.

In Practice: 'Awareness to action' framework, and our neuroinclusion policy template

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5 ideas for Neurodiversity Celebration Week

Plus what not to do if you want it to mean something.

In Practice: Webinar one

When nuance gets lost

The Baftas fallout, Tourette’s, racism, and why complexity matters more than ever.

When policy blocks inclusion

“It doesn’t fit our ways of working.” Let’s unpack what that really means.

In Practice: Episode one

When neurodivergence comes up in a PIP

A conversation I can’t stop thinking about

It wasn’t about language. It was about how we respond when we’re challenged.

What to do when there isn’t a rulebook

Why judgement, not knowledge, is where inclusion gets hard.

This film broke my heart, and opened my eyes

Tourette’s is still wildly misunderstood. A powerful film reminded me why the conversation needs to widen.

Are screens really to blame?

New headlines link screen time to speech delays but the truth is more complicated. Let's talk about what’s missing.

Representation or marketing? Let’s talk Barbie.

It’s not about good or bad. It’s about power, products, and purpose.

Why recovery isn’t always possible. And why that matters.

If you've ever felt like you were failing at ‘wellbeing’, this one's for you. A personal reflection on survival, shame, and the slow return to yourself.

When your culture contradicts your values

You can train people all you like but if the culture rewards the wrong things, inclusion won't stick

5 alternatives to New Year’s resolutions (that actually work)

Before you write a list of goals, read this. Here are gentler, more sustainable ways to reflect, reset, and begin again.

However you're spending it, I'm thinking of you

A gentle reminder to look after yourself this holiday season, and a heartfelt thank you from me.

This season, let’s drop the pressure

Routines change, demands rise, emotions swell. For many, this time of year isn’t all joy and sparkle.

Why I say 'identified', not 'diagnosed'

It's a small word choice but it carries big meaning in neurodiversity conversations.

What does 'autism-friendly' really mean?

A sensory room and staff training are a great start. But it shouldn't stop there.

6 ways we frame disability (and why it matters)

Each model tells a different story - about who’s seen, who’s blamed, and who gets to belong.