Is This Space for Me - Neurodivergent-Friendly Support Cheshire West

Is This Space for Me?

Who I hold space for - and why it matters

It’s a question that lives quietly in so many sensitive hearts:

“Will I be welcome there… exactly as I am?”

Maybe you've felt like the odd one out, too much or not enough.

Maybe you've been in spaces that called themselves “healing” — but still expected you to mask, explain, or perform.

Maybe you're exhausted from trying to find where you truly belong.

If that’s you - I want you to know something:

This space was built for you.

Who is this for?

· Neurodivergent women and those exploring that identity

· Highly sensitive people

· Burnt out carers, therapists, teachers, space holders

· Women who are grieving, processing trauma, or simply holding too much

· People who are deeply intuitive but often dismissed or misunderstood

· Those who need gentle, sensory, nature-based rest

· Anyone who feels safer with animals than people

You don’t need to be “fixed"

You don’t need a diagnosis.

You don’t need to be in crisis

.You just need to be curious — about the possibility of another way to be.

What this space isn’t

This isn’t coaching.

It isn’t therapy.

It isn’t goal-setting, mindset-shifting, or horse training.

It’s relational. It’s consent-led. It’s restorative.

It’s space to stop bracing, unmask gently, and come into connection - with yourself, with the horses, with the land, and with whatever it is you’re holding.

You don’t have to make sense.

You don’t have to hold a conversation if you don’t want to.

You don’t even have to know why you’re here.

You just have to arrive.

The rest… we’ll meet together.

Is This Space for Me - Neurodivergent-Friendly Support Cheshire West