Sun 19-Apr 2026

Hi, I'm Victoria. I’m based in Nottingham, UK, where life feels calm on the surface, even if my Garmin keeps insisting I’m stressed. I’m trying to figure out what that’s about, maybe my body knows something my brain doesn’t. I’m carving out more daylight, more movement, and a bit less reliance on protein shakes in favour of real food.

Work-wise, I’ve been receiving lots of website enquiries lately and I’ve had to set up a waiting list which is a wonderful position to be in as a small business. One new client told me she was particularly drawn to my ethics statement and focus on supporting minorities and intersectionality. That made my heart sing, the kind of alignment I always hope for.

Outside work, I’m enjoying a reading subscription Adam (my husband) gifted me which means a new fiction book each month. I’m still a few behind, but the latest one’s about vampires and werewolves, which isn’t my usual choice, yet I’m enjoying it far more than expected. It has been a nice reminder that not everything has to be productive or for learning. Sometimes frivolous is good.

I've also previously published a series of Access to Work guides for employees, employers, and the self-employed. You can check those out here:

• Access to Work: Practical Support for Neurominorities in the Workplace

• Access to Work - A Guide for Employees

• Access to Work - A Guide for Employers

• Access to Work - A Guide for the Self-Employed