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Registered European Psychotherapist | PhD Researcher | Dedicated to developing neuro-affirming strategies to enhance confidence, manage anxiety, and highlight the strengths of neurodivergent individuals. I was diagnosed with ADHD in my 30s and combine "lived experience" with clinical practice within my sessions and groups. My PhD research focuses on supporting neurodivergent individuals by utilizing character traits as strengths.
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This booklet supports neurodivergent individuals in recognizing and moving past the self-doubt and perfectionism tied to imposter syndrome. Whether you’re navigating these feelings yourself or offering support as a parent, educator, or therapist, it provides gentle advice, practical tips, and simple mindset shifts to help quiet those doubts. It’s a thoughtful resource for anyone ready to step into their strengths and feel confident in their place.
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Help neurodivergent individuals understand their experience of burnout and how to support themselves, while equipping parents, educators, and therapists with the knowledge and confidence to provide informed, compassionate care. This printable resource offers practical, easy-to-implement strategies, including tips for sensory regulation, setting gentle routines, and additional tools they can begin using today to support both immediate and long-term well-being.
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A neuroaffirming handout introducing the concept of masking, with insights into the different ways neurodivergent individuals might hide parts of themselves (the types of masking) and why it often feels like the safest or easiest way for them to cope in everyday situations. Ideal for neurodivergent individuals who want to better understand their own experiences, as well as parents, educators, and therapists seeking to offer more meaningful and supportive care for neurodivergent children, teens, and adults.
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This neuroaffirming printable booklet is designed for neurodivergent individuals, parents, educators, and therapists. It explores why skills may temporarily regress during burnout and offers compassionate strategies to navigate this experience. This resource supports understanding, validation, and practical steps toward recovery, all framed through a strengths-based, neurodivergent-affirming lens.
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A simple, informative handout introducing the concept of PDA (Persistent Drive for Autonomy) through a neuroaffirming lens. Ideal for parents, educators, and therapists seeking to better understand and support children with a PDA profile.
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Support your neurodivergent child’s unique needs with this comprehensive parent guide featuring practical strategies for creating sensory-friendly environments, visual schedules, and communication tools. Includes ready-to-use templates that help promote structure, predictability, and emotional regulation at home.
