Get in touch for support

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The first step is a free 30-minute Connection Call.

We’ll talk about what’s happening for you, what you’re looking for and whether I might be the right person to support you.

Or book direct ~

Call, message or Whatsapp ~ 07437 936970 and we can discuss options.
Email me ~ Sian@diverselivingdevon.com
and I will get back to you as soon as possible.

How does it work?

1st Connection Call
A free, relaxed 30-minute conversation to meet, talk and see whether we’re a good fit.

2nd Understanding & Planning
A 90-minute session to properly explore what you need and begin building your support plan together.

Then we support you
We put your agreed support in place, with flexibility to adjust as your needs and circumstances change.

No referral. No complicated process. No pressure.

Just start with a conversation.

Feeling nervous about getting in touch?

If contacting someone new or meeting for the first time feels daunting, I can send you a short introduction video before your Connection Call, so you can see and hear me beforehand.

You don’t need to prepare anything complicated.

You don’t need the right words. Just come as you are.

I am really looking forward to hearing from you.

In Person

Online

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Why is my child so emotional?

Emotional dysregulation in neurodivergent children and teenagers often happens when a
person’s nervous system becomes completely overwhelmed.

Common triggers include:

Sensory Input: Sensory processing differences making environments feel too loud, bright, or intense.
Social Demands: Navigating school expectations and social understanding without enough downtime.
Physical Factors: Fatigue, hunger, or changes in routing.
Sudden Transitions: Unexpected shifts in activities or environments.

Why do I know what to do, but still can’t do it?

One of the most frustrating experiences for many neurodivergent people is knowing exactly what needs to happen… but feeling completely unable to begin.
This isn’t a lack of intelligence or motivation.
Often it’s a combination of executive functioning (getting started), anxiety, perfectionism (often hidden), sensory overwhelm or nervous system dysregulation. When the brain is working hard simply to feel safe, starting even small tasks can feel overwhelming.
Rather than focusing on willpower, we explore what’s creating the block. Together we develop personalised strategies that reduce overwhelm, improve regulation and make starting and completing tasks feel much more achievable.