RT @naomicfisher: ‘Why can’t you make them behave?’. So much of ‘good parenting’ is about children’s behaviour. Right from the start we’re….

RT @naomicfisher: When I was thirteen, I started at a new school. The other kids disliked me and called me names. I found the work boring a….

RT @lizkey12: Come join us in Lewisham for this National Conference… Keynotes include: Ellie Costello @teamsquarepeg and Prof Harry Daniels….

Exams will never prepare you for life. Life will.

Just checking in.

I went to talk this weekend with Rebecca Solnit, a writer, historian and activist. She talked about the slowness of change and how we hold steady in uncertain times with hope and it got me thinking.

We must always be here. Always. x

Their support and encouragement makes my heart swell. I can’t wait to come back in the autumn. @DrJennyG .@JulieBailey222.

We made plans to make more plans including lectures and more workshops in the near future. As you know I wasn’t ready or able to take part in further education when I was younger so the opportunities they have given me in the last few years is feels amazing.

My heart and head are full after my stay at Cambridge University. This week I was invited back to finish our project on comics and autism. The conversations and explorations were brilliant and mind expanding.

RT @JulieBailey222: It was a delight to welcome Eliza Fricker @_MissingTheMark to the NiES (Neurodiversity in Educational Settings) Master’….

Ps. Books are and have always been one of my special interests they calm me and help me make sense of the world so I’m chuffed to bits I actually get to contribute to this world myself now!.

I love my work and feel passion and authenticity are so important to the work I do, who I work with and what will best connect with our children. Over the next week I’ll be sharing videos of each of these books I’ve worked on. 💕.

Here’s the books I’ve worked on so far. They are all about neurodivergence, education and parenting. I am a neurodivergent author as well as parent.

Really lovely. Thank you 💕

I was recently asked to talk about PDA for her new podcast. We talk about the adjustments our children need to thrive. The episode has a lovely title too: Draw the World Differently.

Thanks for this video. This is all of us. The system that breaks us. .

To put it right. To mend it. Put it back together again. Repair what we lost for so long through all of that. Us.x.

Whatever it looks like, we don’t worry about the end result. What you will know is I tried my best. I didn’t rush. (Learned a lot as I went).Took all my time in the end.

I’m not very good at it, never have been. I’m all fingers and thumbs. Clumsy. Impatient. But it’s important, the most precious thing. So, I sit take my time. No idea what I am doing really. But I want to show you I can do it. The main thing is it is done with love.