Liberativity

Liberativity Access and Belonging Advisor | Expert co-trainer | Microprovider | Mental Health First Aider | CSA & ACE’s Survivor
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Is your space as inclusive as it could be? Let’s find out together! 🤝 In just 60 minutes, we’ll virtually tour your envi...
07/05/2026

Is your space as inclusive as it could be? Let’s find out together! 🤝

In just 60 minutes, we’ll virtually tour your environment and pinpoint exactly how to make it more accessible. Plus, I’ll send over a customized guide built specifically for your needs afterward.

Drop a comment below if you want the details. 👇

Booking link - https://tr.ee/Ze4pcCcG7i

ID: A person with shoulder length red hair wearing a blue shirt and a nose and upper lip piercing. They are expressing a closed mouth smile. They are holding a large fluffy bunny teddy with a clock resting on its paws That has a timer on of "59:59" representing the hour service offering. A speech bubble has text in it that says “transform your approach to inclusion in one hour”. The background is white and the boarder is teal.

Fancy a virtual coffee? (or beverage of choice) ☕️💻 I’m looking to catch up with my network, and I’ve got a little somet...
30/04/2026

Fancy a virtual coffee? (or beverage of choice) ☕️💻

I’m looking to catch up with my network, and I’ve got a little something for you! I’ll be sharing my Top Tips for Access with anyone who jumps on a coffee chat with me.

It’s totally free—I just want to share some helpful info and say hello! Grab your favorite mug and let’s get a date in the diary. 👇

Booking link : https://tr.ee/TgE3Rj_ppZ

ID: a person with shoulder length wavy red hair, wearing a black top and has a nose and lip piercing. They are holding a green and white horizontal striped mug that says “BREW” on it. They are expressing an open mouth smile. A speech bubble has text in it that says “fancy a virtual coffee?” The background is white and the boarder is teal.

Stop and think: What jobs do you expect disabled or neurodivergent people to do for work? 🧠✨Often, the world sees "suppo...
24/04/2026

Stop and think: What jobs do you expect disabled or neurodivergent people to do for work? 🧠✨

Often, the world sees "support needs" as a barrier to being a "provider." I’m here to tell you that’s a myth.

I am a self-employed business owner.
I am a Microprovider (support worker).
And I have my own support needs. These layers don’t conflict—they coexist. Having my own support in place is exactly what allows me to show up and support others effectively. It’s an ecosystem, not a one-way street.

I truly believe that with the right environment and the right tools, disabled and neurodivergent people can thrive in any field they choose.

Do you see the "layers" in your own work life? Let’s talk about it in the comments. 👇

ID: a person with shoulder length red curly hair, wearing a blue tie dye top and yellow dungarees, headphones, tinted glasses and a sunflower lanyard. They are smiling and there is a quote in a speech bubble saying “do you make assumptions of a disabled person’s career choice?”
The background is white and the boarder is teal.

If you have a disability, navigate a neurodivergent brain, or have survived hard things, you’ve spent your whole life so...
17/04/2026

If you have a disability, navigate a neurodivergent brain, or have survived hard things, you’ve spent your whole life solving problems. 🧩

You’re an expert at finding ways through a world that wasn't built for you.

So, when a company or a group asks you to "share your story" to help them be better, remember this: You are helping them do their job.

They aren't just "listening." They are taking your hard-earned survival skills and using them to fix their mistakes. That isn't just a chat—it’s work. 🛠️

It’s time we stop calling it "sharing" and start calling it expertise.

ID: a person with short red hair, tinted glasses, a lip and nose piercing, wearing a tie dye top, and has a closed mouth smirking expression.
The caption in a speech bubble says "living experience doesnt equal free labour". The back ground is white and the boarder is teal.

Autism is for life, not just for April!I really appreciate that we have awareness days.But it's important to remember, t...
11/04/2026

Autism is for life, not just for April!

I really appreciate that we have awareness days.

But it's important to remember, that autism isn't temporary. It's 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

Our acceptance and belonging needs to be advocated for always.

What other awareness days need to be recognised all year round?

ID: a graphic of a person with curly auburn hair tied up and a septum and medusa piercing, wearing a black T-shirt. They are looking to the side while pointing a finger to their temple. On their fingers, the word "HOPE" is tattooed in individual letters. Above them is a speech bubble containing the text: "Autism Acceptance isnt just for April"

Same offering, new look!👀I'm boosting my services with a fresh poster, but NOT a fresh offering.But, what makes my servi...
09/04/2026

Same offering, new look!👀

I'm boosting my services with a fresh poster, but NOT a fresh offering.

But, what makes my services different?

Having first-hand, overlapping lived experiences and advice to share on topics where specialised training may be required:

•ACE's
•Postpartum Psychosis
•Medical Trauma
•Late Diagnosed Autism
•Mental Health Challenges
•Chronic Illness

My insights will always remain, and I hope you'll join me on the journey to deeper accessibility, beyond the audits.

ID's:
1-​A promotional flyer with a silhouette of a person’s head that has colorful, abstract illustrations of a planet and swirls emerging from the top. Text reads, "Using my journey to help navigate yours. Get 25% off!" Includes a QR code to book "first steps" and a pink footer stating the offer ends 30.06.2026.
2-Informational flyer explaining a four-step accessibility process: Connect, Observe, Share, and Personalised Framework. A service table lists "Introductions" as free, "First steps to access" for £18.75 (down from £25.00), and "Observations & Personalised Audit-Style Framework - Day Rate" from £225.00 (down from £300.00).

06/04/2026

The highest form of ignorance is when you reject something you don't know anything about x
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Confession time: I thought I knew what self-employment looked like, but I definitely didn’t realize I was hiring a 10-pe...
02/04/2026

Confession time: I thought I knew what self-employment looked like, but I definitely didn’t realize I was hiring a 10-person team… and they were all ME! 😅

As a neurodivergent business owner, taking off the rose-tinted glasses was a wake-up call. It’s not just doing the work you love; it’s suddenly being:

-The Manager & Employee
-The Accountant
-The Policy Writer
-The Training Coordinator
-The Marketing Team

It’s a lot of hats for one brain to wear! 🎩 To anyone thinking of taking the leap: be prepared for the "everything else." I’ve loved every second of this journey, but I wish I’d known just how many roles I’d be auditioning for on day one.

Who else is out here wearing all the hats today? Let’s swap stories in the comments! 👇

ID: Graphic of CeeJae with her hands on her head, looking to the left with a concerned look on her face. There is a speech bubble above her head that says "omg!" and 5 symbols around her, with arrows pointing to them, that represent social media, policies, research, accounting and training. The graphic has a thin teal boarder and a white background. The graphic has a thin teal boarder and a white background.

29/03/2026

But... I have a job. 🥺 And I have volunteered at my local animal shelter. And I am in school. And I do social media, which is a lot of work, and very hard to do. 💜
Why do people think it is okay to say this to disabled people? 😕 It is very ableist and very rude. Some people can not work, and that is ok! It would be fine if I did not have a job! It is ok if you do not have one, or if you need a lot of help like I do!💜💜💜
I was very lucky to find work that accommodates my needs. It is very very hard for me, and I am doing my best. Whatever you can do is ok. You do not have to listen to people who do not understand. 💜💜💜

Any fashion advice? 😂I struggle with weather changes. Arthritis worse in the winter, Fibromyalgia worse in the summer......
27/03/2026

Any fashion advice? 😂

I struggle with weather changes. Arthritis worse in the winter, Fibromyalgia worse in the summer.... POTS all year round 🙃

I wear compression socks to help with symptoms, but the annoying thing about warm weather, I can't hide them when I wear shorts.....

If I layer up, the internal thermostat says NOOOOOO!

And don't get me started on how this affects my sensory processing differences🫥

ID: A graphic of CeeJae, with shoulder length red hair, and a sad expression on her face, sat on a black desk chair with her legs crossed, pointing at her leg, which has a black compression sock on.
She is also wearing a green and white horizonal striped top and black shorts.
The boarder of the graphic is a plain teal colour, and the background is white.

I'd love to see a picture of your plushie pals in the comments!🧸I bring a teddy with me, pretty much everywhere I go, an...
27/03/2026

I'd love to see a picture of your plushie pals in the comments!🧸

I bring a teddy with me, pretty much everywhere I go, and this is why:

•They help me to keep my mind occupied with the different textures and shapes, when my mind goes a bit fast

•Helps to regulate big feelings and keep myself grounded

The fact that they are considered a reasonable adjustment (which I too didnt know until the lasy few weeks) gives me so much confidence to take them with me everywhere.

ID: graphic of ceejae who has shoulder length red hair and is wearing a navy tshirt. she is holding a few of her favourite teddies, including two mushrooms. a goose and a bunny hugging a small dog toy. there is a quote in a speech bubble above her that says "teddies are my reasonable adjustment". the graphic has a teal/blue boarder and has a white background.

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