Helping organizations clearly communicate disability & neurodiversity.
Some publications that I have previously written neurodivergence-focused articles for include:
Struggling to make your publication or workplace communications truly inclusive?
I can help you feature disability voices with clarity and impact. If you want your content to resonate with real lived experience — and work for audiences with diverse needs — you’re in the right place:
Hi, I’m Rosemary, a specialist in reaching the neurodivergence market.
I’m a writer, editor, and speaker who works with magazine editors, DEI teams, HR departments and content marketers. My typical client wants an accurate, respectful representation of disability and neurodiversity in their communications. If that is what you are looking for, here’s the good news: when you work with me, you will benefit from an inclusive and neurodivergent friendly approach and stigma-free language.
But how do I do that exactly? The answer is in the benefits I bring to every project, such as:
- Knowledge of inclusive language and accessible communication. The language that I use in every project I work on speaks to the issues that neurodivergent individuals face daily.
- A niche platform that actually reaches the neurodivergence and chronic illness market. I have over a decade of experience in content creation and have done just as many media appearances, too. I also have strong relationships with neurodiversity and chronic illness advocates that inform my work.
- Experience working with diverse English-speaking audiences. I am British/Canadian and work on the Casablanca time zone. Overall, this has enabled me to work with American, Canadian, and British clients, as well as the Central European market.
- Most importantly, I understand diverse audiences interested in becoming more neuroinclusive. I have worked with independent advocacy groups and large, corporate-sized organizations.
Here are some of the clients I have previously worked with:
Bring neurodivergent lived experience to your next project.
My books on dyspraxia and neurodivergence
Out now
Stumbling Through Space and Time covers my experience of growing up dyspraxic, and how it impacts my sense of space, time and coordination. This book shares several insights and experiences coping with bullies in school and choosing a dyspraxia-friendly university, pursuing self-employment and travelling abroad.
Coming soon
Full of practical guidance, Studying with Dyspraxia helps readers to understand what to expect at university and gives support in adjusting to a more independent lifestyle. Crucially, it helps students to implement study strategies that really work.
