Yes, I also have had my own challenges living with my ASD and ADHD and I strongly believe in the importance of individualised early intervention plans to include connection, nutrition, self awareness, practical strategies and support for each unique child, individual and family to move forward, feel empowered and improve their lives.

 

My mission is to help women and children decrease their toxic load and increase their nutrition, to cleanse and nourish their body and brain, and to help them learn new life skills and reach new goals, one step at a time.

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I understand the many strengths and challenges of being a woman, child or family navigating life through the lenses of ASD/ ADHD, chronic anxiety and/or trauma, how confusing and soul destroying it can be and how exhausting it is to continually mask and fit in, when we often cant even get our basic needs in order. Yes,  "high functioning" can be a very contradictory and painful label to stand up to. Sometimes it's just plain insulting, especially when it comes to getting support or even a diagnosis. I feel very strongly about advocating for us neurospicies which is why Im writing parenting programs and ebooks to share my knowledge and what has worked for myself and my previous clients, especially since there is very limited funding, never mind understanding or knowledge to support our needs. I often explain it to people as having a full time job to do, before we even get to work or school. 

I had no support really growing up in Scotland and luckily my path from age 6 when I knew I was "different" led me on a never ending journey of gathering information, researching, learning and helping others and Im very grateful that it led me to " now". I truly believe that, given the right strategies and supports, everyone can improve their life.  If I did it, so can you my friend.

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