About Me

I’m a neurodivergent British-born Chinese woman with a strong interest in neurodiversity, person-centred support, and accessibility. I also have long-standing interests in autism, ADHD, mental health, and women’s health. My perspective is shaped by lived experience and education, alongside engagement with community knowledge, research and evidence-informed practice.

I believe individuals should be recognised as experts of their own experience, with intersectionality acknowledged as a normal part of people’s lives rather than an exception. I favour needs-based approaches to understanding support needs, in the context of a person’s strengths, challenges, preferences, circumstances and environment, rather than primarily through diagnostic labels.

About This Site

This site is an independent, personally funded project and is not affiliated with any organisation.

It provides general information and guidance intended to support understanding and practical application. It is not a substitute for professional advice, assessment or diagnosis.

Content reflects a combination of lived experience, learning, and evidence-informed approaches, and may not reflect every individual situation.

Photography featured is my own. Please do not use or reproduce images without permission.