This year is already off to a busy start, helping parents to complete the pre-diagnosis questionnaire they have to complete as part of the neurodiversity assessment process.

I hope it’s not too late to say Happy New Year and best wishes for a successful 2025.

I had a great unexpected Christmas present from Linda Fay, author of ‘A Pragmatic Approach to Chronic Disorganisation and Hoarding’.

Time to reflect on the year and things I have been reminded about. These are reminders to myself, for personal use only but maybe they are relevant for others? What would you add from 2024?

I learnt a new word this week: Asynchronous, meaning things happening at different times.

We presented at the Ocalicon conference last week on the subject of, how can we best support young people and adults who have become or at the risk of becoming social isolated, stuck in their bedrooms/homes and unable to get out.

This week I had the privilege of joining the Ocalicon conference from Ohio. Amazing to participate in something with a worldwide audience.

Last week I was back meeting with CoSPA colleagues again at our 6 monthly network meeting, this time in Manchester.

Pat yourself on the back if you must… but please tell me something new. I see a lot of lovely LinkedIn posts where an organisation is congratulating itself for doing its job.