There is no scientific link between paracetamol use in pregnancy to autism
Media speculation and comments like this can cause widespread and unnecessary concern and distress for many. It’s important to stress that these claims were not based on any research, and to date, there is no scientific evidence connecting paracetamol use in pregnancy with autism.
Dr Kaur supports local community
Partnering with the North-East London Youth Offending Team and Jonathan Kabamba (Rychus Ryter), Dr Kaur is helping support young people with a history of offending gain new confidence and skills through the power of music.
The power of nostalgia
Nostalgia is a powerful psychological resource evoking strong emotions that can help us to reconnect with significant moments in our lives. Whether it’s a song we haven’t heard for years taking us back to a long-forgotten memory or the smell of food transporting us back to a key moment in our past, nostalgia is something we all experience at some point in our lives.
Intergenerational Trauma
The wounds of intergenerational trauma often run deep. Passed down through generations, these unspoken pains can manifest in various ways—whether through cultural expectations, mental health struggles, or the silence around emotional wellbeing.
Top tips for women with ADHD when you feel overwhelmed
As a woman with ADHD myself, I really champion the fact that my ADHD gives me the hyperfocus I need at times to really drive my business and personal life. But I also know first-hand how debilitating having ADHD can be at times.
How neurodiversity can be supported in the workplace
Really this should read ‘how can neurodiversity be celebrated in the workplace’, because it’s the combination of many great, but different, minds that make an organisation so successful…
Is the current school system right for our SEN children?
Recent article published on Journoleeism101 regarding the UK school system and the pressures teachers have with SEN diagnosed children. Read the full article…
Parent Stories – Kate, mum to Charlotte – diagnosed with autism
Kate is a mum of two from Essex. Her daughter Charlotte was diagnosed with autism when she was 3.5 years old. Now as she gets ready to turn 10, Charlotte is happy, positive, thriving young lady, ready to make her mark on the world.
What is neurodiversity?
In its simplest form, neurodiversity refers to the way an individuals’ brain functions, learns and processes information. But what else do we think about when we consider the question ‘What is neurodiversity?’ and do most people really understand it?
Talking to parents with ADHD Children
In the first of our interview series, Jo explains how her children present very different behaviours of ADHD and shares her experience of navigating through their diagnosis and what this means for their family.