Co- Founder

My Neurodiversity journey started as a worried mother back in 2007. I was searching for a way to help my dyslexic son. He was struggling at school and I could see my bright, confident, happy boy becoming less confident and sure of himself. I was desperate to help him and understand him. I read the Gift of Dyslexia, and at last someone was describing my son and what was happening for him.

Completing a Davis Dyslexia Programme changed his life and mine!. His programme led me to my own realisation that I was Dyslexic (at the age of 42!), this inspired me to train as a dyslexia facilitator and profession and my life passion.

I never tire of helping people understand themselves, removing their limiting beliefs and guiding them to find their authentic selves.

Life is a lot less stressful now that I understand my own neurodiversity and it’s my passion to spread that to everyone else.

Co-Founder

Becky is passionate about creating a world that’s inclusive, accepting and diverse.

She has spent much of her life seeking to support women through roles such a Birth Doula and Life Coach and co- owner of Make Give Live a knitting based Social Enterprise supporting inter-generational connection and mental wellbeing.

Becky is a fiendish traveller and has spent much of her life living in Asia and the Middle East, but is happy to say that she now calls New Zealand home.

She has two neurodiverse boys who are her driving force, creating a world that embraces them is her mission.

Becky is an accredited NZACAL Life and Abundance Coach and is a fully trained CCS Cards Facilitator. She works with adults seeking to make change in their lives through one to one coaching, small group retreats and online support.

Head of Davis Facilitation

Sandra is proudly neurodivergent. She completed a Davis programme in mid-life, which was transformational and inspired her to bring this beautiful work to the world.

She came to understand that she thinks differently, and she became very excited about the possibilities before her.

Outside of Davis facilitation work, Sandra has extensive experience working in an NGO with people with mental health struggles. This has strongly influenced her passion and knowledge when working with neurodiversity, and recognition of the myriad of difficulties that can coincide living within a neurotypical world.

Her passion is for people to securely imagine a sense of belonging, to know they can effortlessly contribute to their own and others lives. To participate in everything that thrills them; seeing the opportunities, taking action, and making connections and decisions with ease.