Toni B has spent thirty years in education: as a teacher, a senior leader, a Designated Safeguarding Lead, and a mentor and coach to neurodivergent children, young people and adults. She has designed and led successful large-scale, cutting-edge multi-agency projects bringing together education, health, social care, youth offending services, drug and alcohol teams, Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services, family group conferences, parenting support, support groups, leadership and staff team training, coaching and mentoring to improve outcomes for families and organisations. That experience, at the front line and at the top table, is the foundation of everything she does.

Today she works with employers, governments, education providers and health organisations to turn understanding of autism and ADHD into lasting change. Her training and talks are known for being warm, clear and practical, and for making complex ideas easy to grasp, including her own bowl and colander model of overload.

Toni serves as a Parliamentary Spokesperson for SEND education, human rights and the Middle East, advises parliamentarians, and is a member of the House of Lords task group on Human Rights and the Middle East, specialising in war crimes in Syria. She has developed proposals for autism support pathway reform internationally.

She is an instructor and trainer in Mental Health and Youth Mental Health, a writer working on her memoir, Syria, My Love, and the voice behind Fierce Love, Fearless Truth, a fast-growing online community for autistic and ADHD people.

Toni is AuDHD herself and a mum to neurodivergent children. She brings together professional expertise and lived experience, understanding neurodivergence from the inside as well as from the front line.