Neurodiverse Friendly Sessions

I don’t want any family to go without.

As a mum with lived experience navigating neurodiverse needs within my own family, I understand the extra layer of stress that can sometimes come with booking family photos.

I am deeply committed to creating a welcoming and supportive experience for every family. These sessions are designed to feel relaxed, flexible and tailored to your family’s needs.

Whether that looks like a Zoom call beforehand to get to know each other, creating a simple visual storyboard before the session, choosing a quieter location, your own home or allowing extra time and flexibility during your shoot, my priority is making this experience as enjoyable and stress-free as possible.

I can also provide sensory toys during sessions, along with some neutral-coloured options designed to blend naturally into your images (or every colour of the rainbow if that’s more your style!)

Please refer to my pricing page, as session pricing remains the same. When inquiring, simply let me know you’re interested in a neurodiverse-friendly session so I can allow the extra flexibility and time needed to create the best possible experience for your family.

Let’s work together to create photos that feel genuine, relaxed and true to your family.

A woman holding a smiling young girl outdoors during sunset, with tall grass in the background.

How I can support your family

Visual  Storyboard

Visual
Storyboard

Icon of a vintage video camera on a beige circular background.
Icon of a tree with a simple outline and rounded canopy.

Zoom call beforehand

Quieter
locations

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Sensory toys
available

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Extra time & Flexibility

A family of five outdoor near a body of water, with trees in the background. The father is smiling and wearing a white shirt, the mother has long brown hair and is smiling, the young boy has dark hair and is in front of the mother, the young girl has brown hair styled in pigtails and is wearing a dress, and the toddler boy has dark hair, wearing a white shirt and beige pants.