Support for Neurodivergent Parents, Carers and Adults
with Care and Connection

Practical and compassionate support through 1:1 coaching, community events, and Sensory Spaces

Neuro-affirming, trauma-informed support for neurodivergent adults and parents/carers of neurodivergent children and young people. If parenting feels overwhelming or isolating,
I’m here to help you move from isolation into connection.

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My passion is helping parent and carers move from isolation into connection, creating a positive culture for neurodivergent children and young people

I’m a mother to two neurodivergent boys, and still deep in my own parenting journey. I know how lonely it can feel, and how much lighter it becomes when we feel seen, supported, and connected.

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ABOUT ME

My Offerings

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    1:1 Coaching

    I offer 1:1 coaching for neurodivergent adults and for parents or carers of neurodivergent children. These 60-minute online sessions via Zoom provide a safe space to be heard, supported, and to explore what works best for you and your family.

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    Community Events

    I organise inclusive gatherings in Greenwich, London, from parent circles to larger community events like Rising Minds, a celebration of artists, poets, musicians, and community changemakers for Neurodiversity Celebration Week.

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    The Sensory Space

    I provide a calming, comfortable, and inclusive breakout space at events across South East London. The Sensory Space is designed for all ages and neuro-types to rest, recharge, and find a moment of peace during busy gatherings.

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I do this work because I know how lonely parenting can feel, and I want every family and household to find connection and belonging.

Through the twists and turns of life, parenting, and discovering my own neurodivergence, I’ve learned the power of compassion and community. As a solo parent, I longed for spaces where my experience was truly understood and reflected back. That’s why I now support neurodivergent parents and carers, so none of us have to walk this path alone.

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My Approach

My work is based on these fundamental roots to create safe healing spaces for individuals, parents & carers:

  • Compassion
    Trusting that all parents and children are doing their best.

  • Inclusion
    Neuro-affirming and queer-affirming with everyone welcome.

  • Trauma-informed
    Creating space where all emotions can be felt.

  • Confidentiality
    Everything is held with privacy and respect.

  • Non-judgment
    A safe space where you can fully be yourself.

  • Supportive release
    Support to process and release upset or trauma.

Client love

  • “The most significant thing was that my daughter and I can feel accepted for our sensory differences and needs. Being in a space where we didn’t feel like we were too much or not enough was really meaningful.”

  • “My children were very happy, there were different types of activities that catered to different moods and preferences and profiles. The food was delicious and wholesome. No sugar rush or spikes which was perfect. The friendly people who helped at the activities were very calm and good.”

  • “I've found the Calm connect sessions really insightful. Rowan is so knowledgeable and in the past few months what I've learnt is invaluable.”

  • "I regularly attend Rowan's parents support group which I find incredibly helpful both practically and emotionally. I always leave with a sense of lightness, inspiration and a sense of being part of a wonderful community of like minded parents.”

  • "Equipped me with tools to address parental isolation. Supported connection parenting to ensure calmer happier parent child interactions. Supported emotions wellbeing by providing a safe space to explore feelings and techniques with other parents with SEN children Reduced feelings of Shame and increased knowledge about how to parent neurodiverse children"

  • "Was absolutely amazing, let me know when a next event is on, we really had a lovely time. Everything there was amazing so many activities, music, sensory space, lots of arts and crafts and yummy food. Thank you"

  • “Having a sensory play area in a community hall is a positive addition because it creates a welcoming space where children of all abilities can explore, learn, and feel comfortable. It also provides opportunities for social interaction, allowing families to connect with other families within the community and allowing children to go off independently to play. By offering a safe and engaging environment that meets a range of sensory needs, a community hall becomes more accessible and allows people to stay for longer period of times”

  • “I liked the tents because they are dark and cosy with lots of squishies and nice things to play with”

  • “Lovely atmosphere, friendly, great sense of community, love a space where everyone understands each other and their children. Everything about it was so inclusive and well thought out. Absolutely loved it”

  • “Just knowing that there was a safe, nurturing space for neurodivergent families attending gave me peace of mind”

  • “The atmosphere, layout, so many activities, me and my family really enjoyed ourselves”

  • “The atmosphere, layout, so many activities, me and my family really enjoyed ourselves”

  • “I felt I could be myself without being judged, something I have struggled with my whole life"

  • “Was a lovely event with the right mix of toys and access to outside and a tent which the kids loved”

  • “The children enjoyed the different sensory toys and other activities, like the painting”

  • “Absolutely love it! Massively helps with being neuroaffirming to self and others”

  • “It was a calming and suitable environment for myself and the children.”

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