Autism
Support around sensory needs, communication, masking, change, anxiety, relationships and autistic burnout.
LilyAnne’s neurodiversity support
Understanding, person-centred support for adults with autism, ADHD and a wider range of neurodivergent experiences.
Different minds, individual experiences
Neurodiversity describes natural differences in how people think, learn, communicate, process information and experience the world. There is no single neurodivergent experience, and people may identify with one or more conditions or differences.
Our support focuses on the person rather than expecting anyone to fit a label. We aim to provide a calm, compassionate space where you can feel heard, respected and understood.
People may identify with one or more conditions, traits or differences. You do not need a formal diagnosis to ask for support.
Support around sensory needs, communication, masking, change, anxiety, relationships and autistic burnout.
Support with focus, organisation, emotional regulation, overwhelm, confidence, relationships and ADHD burnout.
Understanding support around learning, processing information, confidence and the impact of being misunderstood.
Supportive conversations around coordination, planning, organisation, fatigue and their everyday impact.
A non-judgemental space to discuss wellbeing, confidence, misunderstanding and the impact of tic conditions.
Support around overwhelm, planning, memory, routines, transitions, energy and everyday demands.
Support centred around you
Support is adapted around your needs, communication preferences and pace.
Ways we can help
Counselling – a confidential space to explore thoughts, feelings and experiences.
Listening support – time to talk and feel heard without judgement.
Peer support and coffee mornings – relaxed opportunities to connect with others.
Loneliness support – support to rebuild confidence and connection.
You complete our online referral form.
Our team reviews your information and considers what may be suitable.
We contact you to discuss your needs and possible next steps.
You begin suitable support with LilyAnne’s or receive appropriate signposting.
No. You may be diagnosed, awaiting assessment, exploring whether you are neurodivergent or simply looking for understanding.
No. We recognise a wider range of neurodivergent experiences and focus on your individual emotional-wellbeing needs rather than requiring a particular label.
We can discuss your communication preferences, pace, sensory needs and what helps you feel comfortable and understood.
Visit our resources and news and articles for practical information about neurodiversity and mental health.
Taking the first step can feel difficult. We are here to make it simple, safe and supportive.
