Chameleon Coaching

Great opportunity if you want to get involved! I’m really excited to be speaking at this amazing event again this year… I will share more details soon!

Looking forward to being part of these events again this year… if you’re nearby then please come along and say hello! I will be talking about ADHD and the nervous system

Spaces running out for our Eastleigh event on March 5th .........

Winter Holiday Community Event: In Support of Autistic Inclusive Meets

So excited to be part of this event again this year… and I might even be feeling a little bit festive already (I know, I know… it’s still November but there’s so much neurodivergent joy for me at Christmas!)

Wednesday December 3rd, 6.30 – 8.30 PM GMT (UK/London time zone)
Where: Online, zoom link sent before event from Eventbrite
Cost: By Donation in support of Autistic Inclusive Meets
Co-hosted by:
Jade Farrington - Counsellor and Therapist and Laura Hellfeld Neurodivergent Nurse Consulting

The gathering is inspired by Jade’s updated ebook, A Community Guide to a Happy Neurodivergent Christmas. This is a wonderful resource for anyone seeking to make the season feel more authentic, accessible, and fulfilling.

I will be sharing some simple somatic and grounding practices to help soothe our nervous systems and reconnect with ourselves at this time of year (and all year round).

There will also be a live musical performance by singer-songwriter Amity. Amity is an Ambassador of AIM and recipient of the Royal Albert Hall’s Future Maker Award.

Link for tickets in the comments! I’d love to see some of you there… 🎄✨

There’s still time to book on for this two-part webinar with me and Viv Dawes Autistic Advocate, starting tomorrow.

We’ll be looking at what neurodivergent burnout is, what causes it, how it affects us, and how to feel better. Both sessions will be recorded if you can’t make it live.

Burnout and recovery in neurodivergent adults through a nervous system lens A two part webinar looking at understanding the nervou system, burnout and recovery in nerurodivergent adults