Public speaking used to make me feel physically sick. My palms would sweat, my heart would race, and every part of me wanted to escape. Standing in front of an audience did not feel natural or comfortable; it felt exposing and overwhelming. That reaction is not surprising; I mean, show of hands from all the autistic people who hate to feel perceived. I practice what I preach; I still become nervous before I speak. The difference is that I now understand that nervousness does

I consider myself fortunate to receive a consistent flow of inquiries. I recognise that I may not always be the ideal match for every client, and I’m more than willing to direct them to someone who is. What truly matters to me is that they receive the right service and are satisfied with the results; there's no 'hard sell.' EHCP and IDP OT Reports Recently, I've received several queries related to EHCPs, which stands for Education, Health and Care Plan, used in England. These

My updated sensory information packs are now available! They cover the 8 senses and have visual maps which allow you to understand your...