I regularly work with organisations and individuals to help them better understand neurodiversity through my professional experience supporting neurodivergent people, and my lived experience as a neurodivergent person. This includes autism, ADHD (AuDHD too!) and Dyslexia. My career started in education, and then progressed to working with charities, peer led organisations and mental healthcare.
Below is an overview of my qualifications, clients I’ve worked with and what I can offer in terms of public speaking, training, and advisory services. My services include working directly with fellow neurodivergent people themselves, to parents, professionals and academics.
I am also available for media appearances around autism, ADHD, AuDHD. Dyslexia and neurodiversity. I have previously featured in news articles, podcasts and blogs. See here for my previous media appearances.
Qualifications and Membership
- PgCert in Autism- 2022
- MSc Psychology of Education – 2020
- Graduate member of the British Psychological Society (GMBPsS). Since 2020
Current and previous clients
- Autistic parents
- Peer hub
- Neurobears
- National Autistic Society (NAS)
- New School of Psychotherapy and Counselling (NSPC)
- Autism Learns
- Springfields Autism Support
- With-you consultancy
- University of Bristol
- Universitiy of Kent
- University of Southampton
Hear me speak
I regularly speak at talks, conferences and trainings about autism and neurodiversity. I have done public speaking for a variety of clients ranging from the general public to postgraduate students. I am able to speak on a variety about autism, ADHD, AuDHD, dyslexia and neurodiversity.
Some examples of talks I have done previously include:
- Sensory regulation during menstruation for autistic people.
- Well-being for AuDHD and dyslexic people.
- Transitions to adulthood for multiply neurodivergent people.
Consultancy and advisory services
I offer autism and neurodiversity consultancy and advisory services based on my professional experience in education, charities and peer led organisations, along with my experiences as a neurodivergent person. This has also included advising on research projects, academic writing and editing, and publishing in journals.
Academic work:
Training design and delivery
I have designed training around autism and peer support based on both my professional and lived experiences. I also work with organisations with editing and refining their training to ensure it provides a neurodiversity informed perspective for the audience. I also can deliver the training I support organisations to design. These have varied from one-off sessions to a full course of training.
Trainings I have developed:
- Autistic parents’ peer support training
- Peer Support Training for Autistic People
- Autism and neurodiversity: An insider’s perspective on what to know and how to support us!
Sarah Boon 
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