Proof in Practice
Named, consent-backed case studies from the families, schools and workplaces we work with. Every number here is self-reported at a review point and published only with written permission.
Kerris Roberts, parent of two boys awaiting ADHD & autism assessment.
Average meltdowns per week, across both boys, by month 6.
Of the household using the same regulation language daily (parent + siblings).
Marion Galinis, grandmother of a granddaughter diagnosed with ADHD and autism.
Whole family shares a common understanding and language.
Each member receives personalised support that reflects their role.
Kerris Roberts, parent of two boys awaiting ADHD & autism assessment.
Kerris came to us while her two sons were on the NHS waiting list for ADHD and autism assessment, showing daily symptoms with no clinical support in place.
We built her a bespoke 6-month programme as our “waiting-well” service, giving the whole household the tools, language and regulation strategies to navigate school, sleep, meltdowns and daily life while waiting for diagnosis.
The programme is wrapped in our Lifetime Safety Net, so Kerris and the boys still have a place to come back to, for life.
“Being on a waiting list felt like being left to cope alone. This programme gave our whole family a way to understand the boys, and each other, right now, not in two years’ time.”
Six months in, here’s what changed.
Average meltdowns per week, across both boys, by month 6.
Of the household using the same regulation language daily (parent + siblings).
School placements lost — both boys stayed in mainstream school through the waiting-list period.
Ongoing Safety Net access, no re-referral, no waiting list to come back.
Self-reported by the family at 3 and 6 month review points. Shared and published with Kerris’s written consent.
Marion Galinis, grandmother of a granddaughter diagnosed with ADHD and autism.
When their granddaughter was diagnosed with ADHD and autism, the family found it hard to accept and understand what it meant. The older generation in particular did not recognise how it affected the whole family, and grandparents felt unsure how to help.
We delivered targeted training, support and holistic family support that was tailored to each family member, because neurodivergence affects everyone differently. We helped the grandparents, parents and siblings understand the granddaughter's profile, the brain-body connection, and how to respond in ways that steadied the whole family.
“Our granddaughter was diagnosed with ADHD and autism and as a family, particularly the older generation, we struggled to understand what it meant and how it affected us all. With the training, support and holistic family support targeted at each individual in the family, because it affects each member differently, we felt personally supported. It helped us understand our granddaughter's profile and brain, and what it meant for her and all of us. We now have tools and strategies for day-to-day life and for supporting one another, and for the time we spend with our grandchild. We now understand why she reacts in certain ways in situations, and we know how to navigate support. The language and experiences we have changed to help, and we would never have been able to do this without Find Your Inner Peace Ltd.”
Six months in, here’s what changed.
Whole family shares a common understanding and language.
Each member receives personalised support that reflects their role.
Grandparents recognise why their granddaughter reacts as she does.
Practical strategies in place for everyday life and family time.
Shared and published with Marion Galinis's written consent.
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