On December 2nd at 10.00am EST which is 3.00pm London time we will have the privilege of interviewing Dawn-Marie Hinshaw-Solais via Twitter as part of the #AskMiss series. In the interview we will be talking about her life and work and especially her later life diagnosis with autism. You can follow the interview by checking out the hashtag #AskMiss on Twitter.

“Dawn-Marie Hinshaw-Solais is a mom, wife, and Emotional Intelligence Coach, Consultant, Speaker, and Author. She has been helping people understand their thoughts and emotions for more than 25 years, but a few years ago, some new clients created the need for expanded learning on her part that would change her life forever. She would discover her neurodiversity, and it would be the best discovery she’s ever made.

Now, Dawn-Marie has added to her knowledge and skills on behalf of neurodivergent teens and adults. She’s thrilled to be able to positively impact the lives of those who know their neurodiversity and those who have yet to fully discover it.

Her new book, “My Dramatic and Inappropriate Neuroawesome™ Life” explains how this very personal and edifying discovery explains pieces of her past and is a map for her present and future. The book is opening doors for Dawn-Marie to advocate for the rights, education, and accommodation of neurodivergent individuals in the United States of America.”

On a personal note I read Miss’s book last night and finished it in one sitting. You just can’t put it down! A brilliant tool for everyone working in autism advocacy both in North America and Europe. You can get your copy here.