My Latest Blogs
The Elephant in the Room: Pricing, Growth, and Valuing Neurodivergent Work Why pricing feels uncomfortable (especially in caring professions)
| my journey, ND Business Owner, neurodiversity
When I first started thinking seriously about pricing my work, imposter syndrome showed up almost immediately. At the beginning, I felt like an “unknown”. Even though I knew my skills, experience, and depth, there was a persistent question in the background: why would someone choose to pay for my services if they don’t know me […]
Read More Starting a New Habit When It Feels Unstable
| Uncategorized
It might seem a little strange to be writing and sharing a blog about habits just before Christmas and the New Year. This is usually the time we’re told to pause, indulge, or wait and hold off until 1st January, when we can start fresh, do it “properly,” and commit with a clean slate. But […]
Read More Rooted and Restless: A Neurodivergent Perspective Through Nature
| ADHD, autism, my journey, neurodiversity
Recently, while walking through a nearby park I visit often, I stopped to look at a tree I’ve passed dozens of times. A few weeks ago, its leaves were a vivid, fiery orange; full, expressive, and impossible not to miss. I took a picture at the time because it felt too striking not to capture. […]
Read More What ADHD Is – and What It Isn’t
| ADHD, Wellbeing Campaigns
October is ADHD Awareness Month, which makes it a great time to talk openly about what ADHD really means. ADHD is one of those conditions that people often think they understand – usually because of stereotypes or throwaway comments like “I’m a bit ADHD today.” But the truth is far more complex, and far more […]
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