After my husband Kelly and both our children were diagnosed as autistic, we launched our neurodiversity consultancy Perfectly Autistic. Working with organisations to help them create exceptional workplaces.

When the children were being assessed for ADHD a few years later, the psychologist asked if I had been diagnosed too. I hadn’t. I started looking into it (hyperfocussing) and was diagnosed at 43.

Everything fell into place. The dots had been joined. I now have the pleasure of working with people diagnosed later in life, to help them manage their ADHD and harness its power.

As well as being an ADHD coach and neurodiversity consultant, I am also a freelance writer having written about parenting, neurodiversity and more for Huffington Post, Evening Standard, Reader’s Digest, to name a few, I am also a former TV having presented on Channel 5’s The Wright Stuff and a BBC radio presenter.