Sue was thrilled to be invited to speak at this event today in which neurodiversity-affirming speech & language therapists shared best practice. Sue spoke about how Pebble strives to provide clients with reports that reflect them and their experiences without pathologising them.

@jgjanegreenmbe.bsky.social fabulous talk this morning. A really useful reframing of how the common signs of ‘anxiety’ when a child or young person is struggling with school can actually be signs of a connective tissue disorder and/or living with chronic pain

We’ve just learnt that #mushroommonday is a thing. No idea what these are but they’re beauties! 🍄 🍄‍🟫 (we didn’t nibble the red one)

Great work here from @petewharmby.com

If they think things are bad now…wait till they find out how many of us there REALLY are! #autism #tylenol

We’ve been taking a social media break but we’re back!

Same team, same neuro-affirming approach but with new ideas and a new website about to launch! 🚀

We now support people in investigating and discovering their ADHD as well as autism (maybe it’s time for a name change too?! 🤔).

Chris and Sue are the humans behind Pebble Autism. We like to keep things small and friendly. If you’d like to know more about what we do please check out our website www.pebbleautism.co.uk or email us at hello@pebbleautism.co.uk

Celebrating our first day on Blue Sky and another busy and successful year over a lunchtime pizza! 🍕