Laura has a particular interest in SEN and neurodiversity. Rather than assuming what someone needs, she values listening to the person and the family in front of her and learning how food, routines and communication show up in their everyday life.
No two people experience food, routines or communication in quite the same way. Laura’s interest in SEN and neurodiversity guides her to listen carefully, to take each conversation at the pace of the person and their family, and to approach nutrition as one part of a whole life rather than a set of rules to impose.
This is not specialist SEN provision. It is a genuinely individual approach to nutrition, shaped by respect for how each person and household experiences the everyday.
A free, no-pressure conversation to see whether working together feels like a good fit for you or your family.