Tier 1

“How inspirational, motivating, uplifting and also heartbreaking it was. What particularly hit home for us both was the importance of being an advocate for people with ADHD and/or autism and how much you were negatively impacted by your early experiences. I'm so pleased you finally found your 'champions', albeit later than you should have. You have inspired us to try and be the best advocate that we can for the people that we work with.” Kaye Gledhill Early years professiona

“You were one of my favourites! Your praise of your mother touched my heart and as a mother of a recently diagnosed adult son with ADHD, I have made myself available to everything I can to learn about it to help him.” Louann Retired RN, Thrive with ADHD Summit attendee

“You are exceptional, brave and authentic and I really needed you to know that you made a massive difference to me just when I needed it. Everything you are doing spoke to me in a visceral way. It provided validation and relief on a day I really needed it. I had to let you know that you made a difference.” Suzi ADHD Women's Wellbeing Podcast listener

“I just watched your video-session at the ADHD Parenting Summit. And with tears in my eyes I decided to reach out immediately. THANK YOU. I didn't know you or have ever heard about you before, and I'm so happy I found this session and decided to watch it today.” Maria ADHD Parenting Summit attendee

“I have been to several presentations in the past related to Neurodiversity and Therapy. They seldom seem to move beyond definitions and basic accessibility adjustments, which has been frustrating. I really liked your starting point of the importance of inclusivity vs affirmative. I appreciated the volume of content that was focused on the impact of living as a neurodivergent person in this world and the different ways that this can directly show up in the content and focus

“I want to commend you for that wonderful presentation. I would love to partner with you in organising this kind of webinar regarding Neurodiversity for my university community.” Dr Obinna Anachuna Director, Centre for Disability and Special Needs Research, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Nigeria