19/08/2026
The first Sensory Biscuit Club session was a success. 🤍
I’ll talk more about this when I feel ready, but recently I’ve been through an ADHD assessment and the first part of an ASD assessment, with the second part coming up next week.
It’s been an emotional rollercoaster and honestly, I wasn’t prepared for some of the feelings that would come with a diagnosis.
For as long as I can remember, I’ve never quite felt “normal”.
I’ve become incredibly good at masking, suppressing my traits and adapting myself to fit into a world that often feels like it wasn’t designed for people like me.
I’ve been told I’m “high functioning”, but the truth is, sometimes functioning comes at a cost.
Since my diagnosis, I’ve found it harder to mask, pretend and simply carry on as “normal”.
And although it’s been difficult, it has also cemented something I already felt deep down…
My WHY.
Why do I want to create spaces where children and adults can feel safe, accepted and completely themselves?
Why do I care so much about creating somewhere you don’t have to explain yourself?
Because I understand the consequences of not having that space.
I understand what it feels like to constantly adapt yourself, to feel different, to overthink, to become exhausted from simply trying to fit in.
And I know how important it is to have somewhere you can just… breathe.
So if you or your child need an hour of peace…
No pressure.
No forced conversation.
No small talk.
No expectations.
Just an opportunity to escape, create, explore and be yourself…
Come to the Biscuit Lounge.
And if you or your child need somewhere to talk, compare notes, share struggles, celebrate strengths or simply realise that you’re not the only one…
Come to the Biscuit Lounge.
I don’t want to create a space where people have to fit in.
I want to create a space where people finally feel like they belong.
And maybe that’s the real reason behind everything I’m building here. 🤍
The Biscuit Lounge isn’t just about biscuits.
It’s about creating a little bit of space in the world for people to be exactly who they are.