JANET’S BLOG

This week, I feel strongly that a bright light should be shone towards Neurodiversity. As Neurodiversity Celebration Week has an aim of sharing a positive light on the Neurodivergent community and celebrating differences, embracing diversity and understanding the...

It was amazing - the moment I realised that I was learning about my own neurodiversities, through my child.  Compared to other girls, she is slightly MORE chatty. She asks MORE questions. She is oppositional to rules and norms. She is sassy and actually terrible at...

Neurodiversity is not just a concept; it's a vibrant tapestry of unique perspectives, talents, and ways of navigating the world. It's about recognising and celebrating the beautiful spectrum of cognitive differences, from ADHD to autism, dyslexia to dyspraxia, and...

In Neurodiversity Celebration Week what could be more important than celebrating L.O.V.E. – love! But relationships can be tricky right? Whether you're neurotypical or neurodivergent, navigating love is often fraught with difficulty! However, neurodiversity brings a...

Before genuinely understanding what ADHD was, all I knew was that it was associated with misbehaving boys flipping tables. For 15 years, I had no idea that I was neurodiverse. Unfortunately, due to the lack of research, getting support from school to get diagnosed was...

The thing is, when I went into thie stream of work, I didn’t know I was neurodivergent. I suspected I was autistic, but my experience (I thought) was more because I had supported and raised a neurodiverse child. Little did I realise - I had both ADHD and ASD.   I...