Research shows that neurodivergent individuals, those whose brains work differently from what is considered "neurotypical", are more likely to identify as LGBTQIA+ compared to the general population. Studies such as those published by the National Autistic Society and the Autism Research Centre at the University of Cambridge highlight that autistic people, for example, report higher rates of diverse sexual orientations and gender identities.

Recently, my fellow Brightonian and friend, Suzi Payton, hosted a really practical and insightful Webinar, on “Why It Feels So Personal: Understanding RSD and Taking Back Control”.

Here are my thoughts, from a neurodivergent man's perspective on International Men's Day 2025.

Here are my thoughts, from a neurodivergent man's perspective on Movember 2025.

Here are my thoughts, from a man's perspective on, Wednesday 10th September 2025, which is World Suicide Prevention Day 2025.

If you've ever felt overwhelmed by the challenges of ADHD, prepare to have your perspective transformed. I recently picked up "ADHD is...

Recently, I had the pleasure of hosting an eye-opening Webinar, featuring Dr. Jess Eccles form the BSMS, titled “Is it just ADHD:...

Recently, my family and I we were fortunate enough to take part in the ADHD Aware Charity’s Fundraising & Partnerships Video. Click here...