Cat Snell for Bua – Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2022
Being contented with friends and family. And the sun!...
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Nick Russill – Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2022
Name: Nick Russill ND Type: ADHD Current Job: Entrepreneur / Photographer / Geoscientist Where do you live: Cardiff, UK Photo Credit Alex Lloyd Jenkins How do you start you day – do you have a morning routine? I start with a rule. Look at the sky before you look...
Read MoreMark Shayler – Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2022
Do you have a favourite word or phrase? That’s the badger (that’s the one). Heavens to Betsy (of my word). Pipe down (less noise please). ...
Read MoreAllie Mason – Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2022
"I am not afraid of storms, for I am learning how to sail my ship." - Lousia May Alcott...
Read MoreMichelle Steiner – Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2022
Why blend in when you were born to stand out...
Read MoreLouise Williams (Blogger and blog coach) Combined ADHD
I’m a blogger and blog coach. I wanted to be a travel writer and journalist and started my blog when I was at home with two small babies as a hobby and turned it into a business. I’m now in the process of opening a...
Read MoreElizabeth Rose Arifien (Move Beyond Words) ADHD & Dyslexia
When I was 20 I read ‘The Power Of Now’ which had a dramatic effect on me and my life choices. It inspired me to move to London from my village in Derbyshire and dream big. I recently read ‘The Surrender Experiment’ by Micheal A...
Read MoreCleo Heard (Miss*C’s Graffiti Academy) Dyspraxia
I’m not sure I’ve ever received a “best piece of advice” but I am definitely a firm believer in trusting your gut feeling – if it doesn’t feel right, it often isn’t....
Read MorePaul Stevenson. Tourette Syndrome, co-occurring conditions, ADHD, OCD, Sensory processing Disorder
Raising positive awareness, helping folk, and if I am not able to help in a direct way, it makes me happy to assist and signpost people to the correct support. Thanks to the internet, this can be anywhere in the world....
Read MoreCarolyn Manning, ADHD
I like the word “absolutely”. It seems affirming, positive and smart. I’m a YES girl, and this fits right into that....
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