This Is Me

28/05/2026

It’s been a while since we last did any decorating at the TIM office 😅
Michelle’s been busy painting and rearranging the furniture, so things might look a little different on your next visit. 👀

27/05/2026

St James Park London, 33 degrees☀️

Look at the happy faces😃

Nic, Z and Mary travelled from Newcastle and Brighton to meet for the first time!

Online support means clients and their support workers can live at opposite ends of the country which is fab. What a treat to be able to come together in person!

We love hearing about things like this and to be sent pics is even better, please feel free to send us any pics and stories you're happy for us to share📸

26/05/2026

Many typical work habits are built around pushing through exhaustion and ignoring your body until you can’t anymore.

But for those of us living with invisible disabilities, “success” often has to be redefined outside of hustle culture.

Swipe through to read more... 👉🏻💜

21/05/2026

Today is Global Accessibility Awareness Day, a day that resonates closely with the work we do at This Is Me and the clients we support every day.

Accessibility is often thought about as something “extra”, when actually many of us use it all the time.

Accessibility supports everyone, but for disabled and neurodivergent people, it can be the difference between being able to participate or being excluded.

Creating more accessible workplaces, communication and systems matters. Not just today, but every day.

What’s one accessibility feature you use regularly?

21/05/2026

Randoms Retreat is holding a free community event tonight from 7pm, featuring meditation, greeting the horses, and a cosy campfire with hot drinks and marshmallows. 😋💜

They’d also really love feedback on how to make events like this more accessible and doable for people. Go have a read 👇

18/05/2026

A lovely recommendation for anyone interested in neurodiversity, autistic lived experience and the conversations that really matter around autism.

Our friend The Autistic Advocate released his new book, Autism: A Collection of Essays, bringing together some of his most widely read essays from across the last decade.

Kieran’s work has helped so many people feel seen, understood and challenged in all the right ways, especially around topics like masking, burnout, stigma and autistic identity.

Definitely one worth adding to your reading list ☺💜

You can find out more here:

'Autism: A Collection of Essays' is the latest book from Kieran Rose (The Autistic Advocate) an Autistic author, trainer and consultant.

18/05/2026

The office will be closed on Monday for the bank holiday. Any queries received over the long weekend will be responded to when we return on Tuesday.

Hope you all have a great week 😊💜

15/05/2026

This Mental Health Awareness Week, we’re thinking about the small things that help us feel a bit more like ourselves. 💜

You don’t have to spend your weekend being productive for it to matter. Sometimes it's just giving yourself permission to slow down.

What's one way you're prioritising your mental health this weekend?

14/05/2026

For Mental Health Awareness Week, our team shared some of the things that support their wellbeing 💜

There's no specific blueprint to looking after our mental health. Sometimes the small things can make a big difference ☺️

14/05/2026

Do we have any Zapier experts with availability to help one of our clients?

14/05/2026

So proud to share that This is Me Agency has achieved the Silver Neuroinclusion Quality Marker 🎉

This means we’re not just talking about neuroinclusion — we’re actively building neuroaffirmative ways of working into everything we do. From our culture and environment to our processes and support systems, we’re committed to creating workplaces where neurodivergent people can thrive.

A huge thank you to Helen and Leanne at ndaccreditation.com for all their support throughout the process — it’s been a pleasure working with you both.

We’d definitely encourage other businesses to get in touch and learn more about becoming neuroinclusive too.

Because neuroinclusive practice benefits everyone, not just neurodivergent people 💙