Resources
Short, practical reads. New items are added as they are written.
- For autistic adultsPreparing for an appointment: a short checklistA simple way to walk into any appointment knowing what you want to say and ask.Read
- For practitionersFive questions your website must answerIf a visitor cannot answer these in a minute, they leave. Here is how to check your own site.Read
- For practitionersWhat to put on a one-page practitioner websiteSeven blocks, in order, and what each one is for. Most practitioners need nothing more.Read
- For practitionersWriting a service description people can act onThe four sentences every service needs, with before and after examples from practitioner sites.Read
- For practitionersPricing a peer support session without apologisingHow to set a price you can say out loud, and why a clear price brings better inquiries.Read
- For everyonePeer support or therapy? How to tell which you needThey are different tools. A plain comparison so you can pick the right one, or both.Read
- For autistic adultsPlanning a low-demand weekHow to arrange the next seven days around your energy instead of the calendar, in fifteen minutes.Read
- For autistic adultsAsking for adjustments at work, in writingA short email template that gets a clear answer, with the wording that tends to work.Read
- For autistic adultsWhat happens in a first peer support conversationMinute by minute, so there are no surprises. You can bring questions, or nothing at all.Read
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