MY BOOK

Educating people about dyspraxia through sharing my own experiences, research, and journey as a dyspraxic person.

 "I think it should be required reading everywhere. Dyspraxia has a lack of awareness - and this memoir is brilliant for myth-busting."

-Lydia Wilkins: author of "The Autism Friendly Cookbook"

A preview of what working with me is like:

Because as someone who has been freelancing for 8+ years, I realise that you're also paying for reliable and stress-free results. 
  • What I was like to work with as a writer, from draft one to the finished product:

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Before Rosemary worked with us, our hesitation was that not have an in-depth knowledge of the specifics of the sector, but she provided us with a valuable personal perspective on the subject matter. She is definitely a good writer to work with - very flexible to your needs, and responsive and understanding when it comes to feedback. She had very prompt responses, and was an excellent collaborator that was quick to get to work on feedback.

Jake Abatan

Marketing and Administration Coordinator
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Independent Cinema Office

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This is just a quick one, for now, to say that I love what you did with it! It seems to flow so much better to me. All your suggestions make sense, and I’m revising to address them.

Melanie Sexton

Writing Instructor & Coach
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writingatwork.ca

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D & I Manager
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Reach PLC

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We had the pleasure of hosting Rosemary Richings, Carlota Berlanga Fernández, Krystal-Bella Shaw, and Jessica Squires as we explored the topic of neurodiversity with our leaders at Reach plc. I felt really proud to facilitate such an important discussion with 4 phenomenal people and definitely learnt so much.

Natasha Whitehurst

Former Diversity & Inclusion Manager
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Reach PLC

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What I do

I am a freelance writer, editor​, and public speaker. I don't just understand disability on an intellectual level, I am also a disabled person myself who is neurodivergent and has plenty of other chronic health conditions as well.

My work is about helping my clients address issues that affect disabled peoples' lives in a realistic but also fair way. No matter what I am working on, I will always factor in inclusive language, accessibility, and how peoples' lived experiences will vary based on cultural upbringing, gender identity, sexuality, socioeconomic status, etc.

Advocacy projects 

I'm currently serving on the Dyspraxic Me board of trustees as a marketing trustee. Dyspraxic Me is a registered UK charity, and I am formally registered with the UK charity commission as a trustee serving on this board.

I also am an ongoing participant and collaborator in the events and resources of my friends in the neurodiversity advocacy community.