Life’s big projects and tasks often get the spotlight when we talk about motivation, but what about the little things? For many of us—especially when we’re tired, low, or teetering on the edge of burnout—it’s the small, everyday tasks that can feel the most overwhelming. I think it’s important as well for me to share […]
Help! I Need my Motivation Back! What to do when you’re not doing your “to-do”s. Read More »
Over the past decade, there has been an extraordinary rise in the demand for autism and ADHD diagnoses and services across the UK. The Nuffield Trust recently reported that the NHS is struggling to meet this growing need, leading to significant delays in assessment and treatment (Nuffield Trust, 2024). While this surge may seem
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Exciting News on Mental Health Reforms for Autistic People and Those with Learning Disabilities! Today, the UK government has announced significant reforms to the Mental Health Act aimed at improving care for autistic people and those with learning disabilities. This change is a really positive step toward ensuring that individuals in these communities receive the
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Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD) is a term that describes an extreme emotional reaction to perceived rejection, criticism, or failure. It’s a topic I’ve been working on with some clients recently, particularly those with ADHD, as RSD can be a significant barrier to their emotional and social well-being. While not an official diagnosis, RSD is recognised
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This might seem like rather an odd pairing of topics, but bare with me! This last week I delivered two training sessions for the parents and carers of children who are supported by Neurohubs; a wonderful service that works with families of autistic children. One session was about parent/carer wellbeing and the other
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In my work as a coach, I’ve had the privilege of collaborating with a variety of clients, each with their own unique challenges and strengths. This past week, accountability has been a central theme, particularly with two of my clients who have ADHD. Their experiences have highlighted the importance of personalised approaches in coaching, especially
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I remember the first time I went to a spa. I had no idea what a spa really was; I thought you just relaxed in a dressing gown and maybe had a massage if you had the budget, enjoying some peace and tranquillity that doesn’t come easily with working, parenting, and life in general.
Neurospicy Communication: Literally Read More »
I find it very apt that my business turns a year old during Autism Acceptance month. I’m also incredibly proud of what I’ve achieved so far with Wellbeing Whizz and would like to take the opportunity to reflect on the last year and share my journey via this blog. I’m a bit late in posting
Wellbeing Whizz Turns 1! Read More »
In our quest for efficiency, whether in personal or professional endeavours, the challenge isn’t always in listing tasks but in the actual execution: starting can be daunting, and knowing when to pause is equally perplexing. This is where the Pomodoro Technique shines as a beacon of productivity, especially for those of us who
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What is Executive Function? Executive function refers to an important set of cognitive abilities that originate in the human prefrontal cortex. These skills are fundamental to managing various aspects of our daily lives. They encompass time management, planning, task initiation and completion, and emotional regulation — essentially orchestrating our day-to-day activities. Executive function plays a
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