Service categories: Extra-curricular and leisure activities, Information, advice and advocacy, Schools and education providers, Support groups, social programs and branches

Service URL: https://www.jorikmol.com/

I am an openly autistic trainer, writer and autistic activist for diversity and inclusion, specialising in neurodiversity. I'm a teacher specialising in KS3-5 and adult education, but I'm trained in supporting SEND students across Key Stages 1-5 and am able to train prospective SEND TAs. 

I write books on autism and the neurodiversity paradigm. My first book with Jessica Kingsley Publishers, called Feeling Fast and Slow, will be out mid-2025 and my first book with Lived Places Publishing will be out in 2025 too. I'm a DSA-funded mentor for autistic students and autistic people via Access to Work.

I also write a weekly blog and I train organisations and professionals on autism. I am much in demand as a speaker on subjects covering education, gender and sexuality, mental health, social care, employment and autistic/neurodivergent intersectionality. The services I offer include:

• speaking at events
• organising/managing seminars 
• trainings; including levels 1-3 of the Core Capabilities Framework
• creating educational materials 
• working with neurodivergent and autistic staff 
• representing and advocating for autistic students in education
• running autistic and neurodivergent groups for adults and young people

I am willing and able to travel throughout the UK and Ireland, as well as Europe (travel restrictions permitted). I am proficient in English, Dutch, German and French. I am happy to work with you and your staff in any of these five languages. I also provide my services online. If you are interested in working with me, please contact me through 'jorik.mol@gmail.com' 

Aimed at: Adolescent , Adult , Anyone with an Association to Autism, Child , Parent/carer of a child, Parent/carer of a young person, Parent/carer of an adult, Professional, School, Students, Young person

Referral Sources: Yourself

Covers: South West

Specialisms: Exclusively autism specific