Some publications that I have previously written neurodivergence-focused articles for include:
Struggling to make your content inclusive enough?
If you want your communications to reflect disability and neurodiversity authentically, I can help you achieve that.
Hi, I’m Rosemary, a writer, editor, and speaker specializing in communicating disability and neurodiversity respectfully.
I work with magazine editors, DEI teams, HR departments, and content marketers who want their content to resonate authentically with neurodivergent audiences. When you work with me, you get a stigma-free, inclusive approach that speaks directly to your readers.
But how do I do that exactly? The answer is in the benefits I bring to every project:
- Inclusive language expertise: I help you write with dignity, accessibility and non‑stigmatizing terms.
- Audience reach and platform credibility: Over a decade of content creation experience and an advocacy network connecting directly to neurodivergent and chronic illness communities.
- Cross‑cultural perspective: Experience working with American, Canadian, British and European clients.
- Deep audience insight: I understand what educators, DEI teams and publications need to communicate neuroinclusively.
Organizations I’ve helped with accessible communications:
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.
