Hi and welcome. My name is Loïc Weber.

I offer inclusive support for neurodivergent individuals and those around them. Grounded in my lived experience of ADHD, a career spanning over a decade in social care, and specialist training in autism, sensory support, and the TEACCH approach. My practice is rooted in neurodiversity-affirming, person-centred principles.

My journey began in Switzerland in 2014, working alongside autistic adults with high support needs. I then moved into supporting children, adolescents, and young adults, many of whom were autistic or ADHDers, within a trauma-informed practice framework, a space where I deepened my skills considerably.These formative experiences shaped my understanding of how profoundly environment, communication, and compassionate care influence a person's wellbeing and sense of safety.

Now based in Scotland, I work in senior management within a social care charity dedicated to supporting people with learning disabilities, autistic people, and ADHDers, with a particular focus on training and staff wellbeing.

Alongside this, I offer coaching and consultancy for autistic people, ADHDers, families, professionals, and organisations. Whether that's building self-understanding, strengthening relationships, developing more inclusive practices, or navigating the challenges that come with neurodivergent life.

Drawing on my own lived experience as an ADHDer, I understand first-hand what it means to think and exist differently in a world not always designed with you in mind. At the heart of everything I do is a commitment to creating space where people feel genuinely understood, respected, and supported in a way that works for them.