What I offer

I work across health, social care, and the not‑for‑profit sectors through conferences, education and training and research.

Conferences

Conference chairing
Panel facilitation and panel participation
Engaging keynote lectures and breakout sessions
Bringing evidence‑informed insight and lived experience to diverse audiences

Education and Training

Delivering engaging lunch & learn sessions, seminars and interactive workshops
Building literacy in mental health, neurodiversity and women’s health
Blending evidence, professional expertise and lived experience
Providing practical strategies that teams can apply
Working with a wide range of audiences, including employees, managers, HR professionals and healh and social care providers

Research

Writing for academic and professional journals
Supporting research projects across a wide range of inclusion, health and social care topics
Drawing on a completed PhD with all studies published
Authoring multiple peer‑reviewed publications, including work on neurodiversity, intellectual disability and psychotropic medicines
Co‑authoring book chapters in related fields
List of my publications available further down on this webpage

SelEction of topics I'm often asked to deliver

Neurodiversity

Neurodiversity in the workplace
Co-production in clinical practice

Women's Health

Menopause in neurodiverse people and those with intellectual disability
Menopause, hormones and workplace mental health

Medicines Optimisation

Medicines Optimisation

Medicines Optimisation

Psychotropic medicines optimisation in people with intellectual disability: evidence, risk, and ethical practice
To medicate or not to medicate! That’s the question: Discussions on the value of medication in the management of mental health conditions and maintaining mental wellbeing

Mental Health

Medicines Optimisation

Medicines Optimisation

An in-depth look at OCD – including the perspective of lived experience of a parent
Avoiding diagnostic overshadowing: recognising and responding to mental health needs in neurodivergent people and people with intellectual disability