ACCESS Neuro Support provides independent advocacy and guidance for neurodivergent individuals and their families.

This includes support with the EHCP process (applications, reviews, appeals and tribunals), SEN guidance and communication with schools or professionals, and help with disability benefits such as DLA and PIP, including applications, evidence gathering and mandatory reconsiderations.

Support can be tailored to your needs and may include advice, form filling, advocacy at meetings, or ongoing support through more complex situations. Services are available both virtually and face-to-face where appropriate.

The aim is to provide clear, compassionate support so you feel informed, confident, and not alone in the process.

Getting started is simple. You can get in touch by phone, email, or through the contact form on the website.

From there, we can arrange an initial conversation to understand your situation and what support you may need. There’s no pressure - this is an opportunity to ask questions, talk things through, and explore how I can help.

Support is then tailored to your individual needs, whether that’s advice, guidance, or more hands-on advocacy.

ACCESS Neuro Support is shaped by both professional experience and lived understanding of neurodivergence. This means support is not only informed, but genuinely empathetic and tailored to real-life challenges families face.

The focus is on providing clear, honest guidance in a way that feels supportive, not overwhelming. Rather than adding to the pressure, the aim is to help families feel more confident, informed, and able to make decisions that are right for them.

Support is independent and works alongside schools, local authorities, and health professionals, helping to bridge gaps, improve communication, and ensure families feel heard throughout the process.

You can get in touch by phone, email, or through the contact form on the website.

📞 07999 680935
📧 Voiceadvocate6@gmail.com
🌐 Accessneurosupport.co.uk

You can also find ACCESS Neuro Support on Instagram and Facebook.

Support is flexible and tailored to your individual needs. Some families may only need advice or guidance, while others may benefit from more hands-on support - we can explore what feels right for you together.

As a guide, support starts from £30 per hour, with options available for more involved support such as applications, advocacy, or appeals.

You don’t need to decide anything straight away. An initial conversation is simply an opportunity to talk things through, ask questions, and understand what support might look like for you.

Full pricing details are available on the website, and there is no obligation - the focus is on making sure you feel comfortable and supported.

Working with me is intended to feel supportive, calm, and straightforward.

I take the time to understand your situation and what matters most to you, and I explain everything in a clear, accessible way without jargon, so you feel confident in each step.

Support is tailored to your needs - whether that’s guidance, reassurance, or more hands-on advocacy. There’s no pressure, and we move at a pace that feels right for you.

My aim is for you to feel listened to, understood, and not alone, while we work together to secure the support you need.

I offer both virtual and face-to-face appointments, depending on individual needs, circumstances and area.

Virtual support provides a flexible option for many families, while face-to-face appointments can be arranged where appropriate. This allows support to be accessible and tailored to each situation.

This can be discussed during the initial contact to ensure the most suitable approach is agreed.