UK-Wide Online Neurodiversity Support
Neurodiversity Support provides practical guidance and services for individuals, families, educators, and employers seeking to better understand and support neurodiverse thinking and learning patterns.
navigating ADHD, Autism, Learning differences and Behaviour challenges.
About Kelly Young
I support children, adults and families who feel like something isn’t quite making sense and want clarity, not confusion. I help educators and employers better understand neurodiverse thinking and learning patterns...
and what to do next.
If you’re here, it’s likely because you’re trying to understand behaviour, emotions, learning differences, or patterns that don’t quite fit.
You might be:
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supporting a child who’s struggling at home or school
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feeling overwhelmed, burnt out or misunderstood yourself
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wondering whether ADHD, autism or something else could be part of the picture
Whatever’s brought you here, you’re not alone.
I strive to be the person I needed!
A different kind of support
I provide neuroprofile assessments and coaching for neurodiverse individuals across the UK.
This isn’t about labels or forcing people into boxes
It’s about:
understanding what’s really going on
making sense of behaviour and emotions
finding strategies that actually work in real life
How i can support you...
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Neuroprofile Assessments – structured insight into ADHD, autism, learning differences and co-existing conditions
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Coaching – practical support for children, teens and adults navigating everyday challenges
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EHCP Guidance – help with SEND processes and school support
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Right to Choose Guidance – understanding NHS assessment pathways in England
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Courses & Packages – emotional regulation, RSD and neurodiverse understanding
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Training – support for educators, employers, parents and carers
How I can help...
You don’t need a diagnosis to get support
A lot of people come to me while they’re:
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on waiting lists
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unsure whether to pursue diagnosis
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feeling stuck and needing answers now
That’s completely okay. We can start with understanding and build from there.
What people often say
“I finally understand what’s been going on.”
“Things feel clearer and more manageable.”
“It’s the first time it’s made sense.”
You’re in the right place
If something isn’t adding up, you’re not alone.
You might be noticing:
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behaviour struggles at home or school
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emotional overwhelm or shutdowns
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focus and attention difficulties
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sensory sensitivities
Whether you’re advocating for your child or trying to understand yourself better, I’m here to guide you through....
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Confusing EHCP processes and not knowing what support your child is entitled to
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Challenges with school communication or feeling unheard
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Long waiting lists and uncertainty around Right to Choose
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Endless forms, reports, and paperwork
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Questions about ADHD, autism, dyspraxia, or sensory needs
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Behaviour that feels misunderstood or labelled as “difficult”
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Emotional overwhelm, burnout, or stress within the family
Why Me?
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A focus on understanding behaviour, not labelling it
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Support that looks at needs first, not just diagnosis
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Clear, practical guidance you can actually use day to day
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Experience across ADHD, autism, sensory needs, and complex behaviour
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Help with EHCPs, school communication, and navigating the system
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A calm, non-judgemental approach for both parents and young people
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Support for overwhelm, emotional regulation, and family stress
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Real understanding of how neurodiverse life impacts everyday situations
How support
works
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Book a discovery call
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Clarify goals and what you need (parent-led or individual)
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Choose a support route (guidance/assessment/coaching)
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Receive structured support and resources
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Review progress and adjust
Neurodiversity areas I support
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ADHD
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Autism (including autistic traits)
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Dyspraxia (DCD)
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Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD)
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Sensory processing differences (SPD)
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Anxiety and stress linked to neurodiverse life
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Emotional overwhelm and burnout
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Learning difficulties (including dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia)
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Behavioural needs, including ODD (Oppositional Defiant Disorder)
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PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance)
Frequently Asked Questions
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