Hey, I'm Greer-
Wife, mama of two amazing kids, and proud dog mum to two lovable chaos-makers. I’m also the host of Neurodivergent Conversations, a space for honest conversations about the beautiful, messy, joy-filled, and sometimes exhausting world of raising neurodivergent kids.
Around here, we don’t do perfect. We do real life. The kind where you’re juggling therapy appointments, school calls, sensory overload, and a nervous system that’s been running on fumes for too long.
I’m a qualified neuro-affirming parent coach, and I’ve shared this work on podcasts with listeners around the world, plus on stages across the UK. But the truth is, my biggest “credential” is that I live this too. I know what it’s like to love your child fiercely and still feel like you’re constantly trying to catch up.
I remember being in that season where bedtime didn’t feel like relief, it felt like recovery. Sitting on the edge of the bed (or the bathroom floor), replaying the day, wondering: Did I handle that meltdown right? Am I doing enough? Why does everything feel so hard?
If you’ve been there, I want you to know something straight away: you’re not failing. You’re carrying a lot. But I’m walking with you!
Pizza do I need to say more?
I firmly believe there’s no problem a good slice can’t fix.
My top three
I never wear matching socks… life’s too short for perfect pairs.
Who has the time?
A true crime podcast, sandy toes, and a margarita in hand.
My perfect day?
- Practical tools you can use today
- Calmer rhythms at home that actually stick
- Support that’s compassionate and realistic
- A space where you can be honest without judgement
- Neurodivergent kids don’t need fixing, they need understanding and support.
- Behaviour is communication, and “hard days” usually mean “hard nervous systems.”
- Routines aren’t about control, they’re about safety and predictability.
- Support should fit real life (naps, school runs, work, and the chaos in between).
- Community matters because isolation makes everything heavier.
That’s why I created The Unfinished Community, known as the Exhausted to Empowered Collective a supportive space for mamas who want connection, encouragement, and practical tools that help the whole family thrive.
Inside, you’ll find a mix of real-life support and doable strategies, plus a community of people who get it. No pretending. No pressure to “have it all together.” Just steady, kind support and tools you can actually use.