Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2025 – Sycamore Client Showcase

Mar 24, 2025 | Neurodiversity, Sycamore

Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2025

Neurodiversity Celebration Week may have ended, but we’re still reflecting on the incredible businesses and individuals we had the privilege of showcasing. A huge thank you to everyone who supported, engaged with, and celebrated alongside us!

Throughout the week, we highlighted some of our amazing clients —sharing their stories, their work, and the impact they’re making. If you missed any of our posts, here’s a roundup of the entrepreneurs we featured and the incredible things they do.

Neurodiversity isn’t just something to celebrate for one week—it’s something we champion every day.

We’re proud to support these businesses year-round and look forward to continuing to share their successes!


Specialist in education and wellbeing for autistic children.

Dee is passionate about helping children and families thrive by focusing not just on a single child, but on the systems that surround that child.

Her flagship course Power to Parent, commissioned by the NHS, is a unique offering to parents of neurodivergent children, because it focuses on whole family support.

“After being diagnosed as an adult, everything clicked.
This is why I understand autistic kids– I was an autistic kid!”


Mental Performance Coach.

Graham helps sportspeople and athletes to enhance their mental performance. Recently diagnosed as autistic and inspired by his neurodivergent family, he has a special interest in working with neurodivergent athletes and supporting them to find their best.

At Insio, we believe high performance starts from within. Our approach focuses on equipping you with the mental skills needed to thrive.

By combining evidence-based techniques with teachings rooted in ancient wisdom, we guide you on a journey of resilience, focus, and sustainable growth.

Graham Hill - Insio


Functional Breathwork Coach, Wim Hof Instructor.

Gus is passionate about helping people harness the power of breath to improve focus, resilience, and overall well-being.

Through his workshops, he has seen firsthand how breathwork benefits neurodivergent individuals —helping to regulate the nervous system, manage stress, and bring clarity to daily life.

“During my workshops, I noticed many neurodivergent individuals, especially those with ADHD, benefiting most from my work.

Their experiences resonated deeply, leading me to seek my own diagnosis last year — a revelation that brought clarity to my past.”


Advanced Aquaphobia Coach and Founder of Unity Swimming.

Katrice founded Unity Swimming to empower Black and Asian communities through swimming. Unity Swimming’s aim is to provide safe, inclusive spaces and opportunities for Black and Asian communities in Leicester to learn to swim, overcome cultural barriers and progress careers in aquatics.

Katrice, an Advanced Aquaphobia Coach, is dedicated to helping the 12 million people in the UK who struggle with aquaphobia and avoid swimming. Through 1-to-1 coaching and specialised courses, she supports individuals in overcoming their fear of water, shifting their mindset, and building confidence to become comfortable swimmers.


Science and Maths online tutor.

Phillip has extensive experience with a wide range of students who have diverse needs, including ADHD and Autism. He tutors Primary and Secondary pupils both in and out of school.

Phillip’s tutoring approach is all about meeting students where they are. He looks beyond diagnoses to focus on how each learner presents – tuning into what they understand and how they communicate.

By keeping the focus on their progress and reflecting their successes back to them, Phillip helps students build confidence in their abilities. Phillip’s work empowers neurodivergent learners to thrive in their learning while embracing their unique strengths.

  • Contact Phillip about Maths and Science tutoring options: 07449922639


Providing specialised support through diagnostic assessments, workplace training and family services.

Sarah has a background in mental health and neurodevelopment, having worked in busy NHS mental health support teams for 10 years.

Her lived experience as a parent to a neurodivergent child, and growing up in a neurodivergent home, has made her passionate about helping neurodivergent people thrive.

“I have a passion and desire to support those who are struggling with how they see themselves and how the world sees them.”


Multidisciplinary artist, producer, writer and actress.

Selina devotes her artistic talent to creating works which focus on bringing marginalised histories to the spotlight.

Recent works have included an ensemble of plays entitled 3 Shades of Black, which presented the stories of Sandra Laing, Damilola Taylor and Winifred Atwell.

Selina is an experienced facilitator with over 11 years’ experience. She has created and delivered workshops in the corporate, arts, educational and charity sectors. Her sessions include topics such as Communication, Building Resilience, and Creating Positive and Inclusive Cultures.

Selina has partnered with several charities through her work including Sickle Cell Society and Steel Warriors – an anti knife crime organisation.


Founder of NEuRDiverse, a hub of support for neurodivergent individuals and parents.

NEuRDiverse offers verified resources, product recommendations, a volunteer-run community, and access to professional mental health, legal, financial, and social well-being support.

They host events like ADHD networking, SEND law workshops, and live EHCP application help – empowering people to navigate life and work with confidence.

Driven by her passion for inclusion, Sherry creates a space where neurodivergent people can thrive, with tools like Reasonable Adjustment Plans and Flexible Working Request guides.


Mindfulness coach and breathwork facilitator.

Steve was diagnosed with ADHD over a decade ago and struggled with the side-effects of his prescribed medication. Since then, he has been on a journey to understand his mind, leading to him integrating Buddhism and mindfulness into his everyday life, Gradually he noticed his ADHD symptoms reduce, and he felt calmer in his day to day life.

“The transformative power of breath to calm the mind, regulate emotions and bring about a sense of inner peace can be particularly beneficial for those navigating the challenges of ADHD or who are struggling to focus.”


Once again, a huge thank you to everyone who engaged with our Neurodiversity Celebration Week posts! We’re incredibly proud to support such inspiring neurodivergent entrepreneurs and showcase the impact of their work.

If any of the amazing businesses we featured can support you, please don’t hesitate to reach out to them directly using the contacts and links above.

Neurodiversity is something we champion every day, and we’re here to support you in growing and managing your business in a way that works best for you.

If you’re a small business owner looking for operational or strategic support, we’d love to help—get in touch with us today!

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