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NeuroRelate Newsletter – July 2026
Welcome to our July newsletter! This month we’re excited to share updates on our new Neuroinclusive Arts & Crafts sessions launching in September, the launch of our Neurodivergent Parent & Carer Coffee Morning, and the opening of The Calm Corner in Kings Langley. We’re also celebrating the success of our Summer Celebration, sharing some wonderful feedback from our community, and highlighting new partnerships and opportunities that will continue to grow the support we provide
3 days ago1 min read
NeuroRelate Newsletter – June 2026
Welcome to our June newsletter! This month we’re excited to share updates on our upcoming Neurodivergent Friendly Clubs, new neurodiversity workshops for organisations, recent community outreach at Kings Langley Carnival, and an important reminder about our Summer Celebration on 5th July. We’re also proud to highlight continued growth within the team and our ongoing work supporting autism awareness and inclusion.
3 days ago1 min read
NeuroRelate Newsletter – May 2026
Our May 2026 NeuroRelate newsletter is now live! This month we’re sharing: ✨ Highlights from our first Harlequin outreach ⚽ Exciting partnership news with Kings Langley FC 💙 The launch of The Calm Corner
May 211 min read
When School Isn’t Working: A Dad’s Quiet Reckoning
I never imagined I’d be the kind of parent lying awake at 2 a.m., googling curriculum plans and wondering if I’m capable of teaching my own child. Not because I don’t care about her education but because I care so much that the thought of getting it wrong feels unbearable. My daughter is autistic. She is funny in ways that catch you off guard, deeply thoughtful, and sees patterns in the world that I often miss entirely. She notices things most of us rush past. She feels thing
Apr 283 min read
Dad's Diary: When the Routine Breaks
When the Routine Breaks: Getting Out the Door Anyway There are mornings where everything runs like clockwork. Shoes on (eventually).Toast eaten (mostly).Bag packed (after a reminder or five). And then there are mornings like today. Today, the routine broke. Not in a dramatic, obvious way. Nothing was “wrong” in the traditional sense. The school was open, the uniform was clean, the weather wasn’t even particularly offensive. But one small change, an external company coming in
Apr 163 min read
We are Finalists!
NeuroRelate shortlisted as a Finalist at The UK Small Business Awards Watford based, NeuroRelate Ltd, which was founded by husband and wife Dean and Natalie Wigzell, has been shortlisted for Best Community Contribution at The UK Small Business Awards , a national celebration of UK small business success. This recognition celebrates the business’s commitment to delivering high-quality support for families impacted by Neurodiversity and making a positive impact within its se
Mar 171 min read
Announcement: Lottery Funding
We are thrilled to have been awarded a significant grant by the National Lottery Community Fund's Awards for All programme. The funding will enable us to increase the work we are carrying out within the Hertfordshire community- which will include more community events, online resources and much more. Founder Natalie Wigzell said of the fund 'We are so grateful to the National Lottery for their support, this funding we will really help us to reach so many more families who a
Nov 3, 20251 min read
Watford Community Lottery
We are delighted to be a cause supported by the Watford Community Lottery. NeuroRelate began in Watford and we continue to support various people living in the town and now the people of Watford can support us too. If you choose NeuroRelate as your local cause, a larger portion of your ticket money will be donated to us AND you will be in with a chance of winning a weekly jackpot of £25,000. SIGN UP TO PLAY HERE
Oct 28, 20251 min read
The Night We Never Seem to End
Most evenings in our house follow the same rhythm. Dinner, a bit of TV, stories, a goodnight kiss, all the motions that should signal the end of the day. But for my daughter, bedtime isn’t an ending. It’s the start of a long, restless stretch of hours that neither of us can seem to tame. She’s autistic, and sleep has always been slippery for her. While the rest of the world powers down, she powers up. She’ll read under the covers, hum to herself, draw entire dream worlds in h
Oct 22, 20252 min read
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