Victoria English
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Featured in the South Wales Argus
February 2026
Victoria English was featured in the South Wales Argus with a full-page advertisement feature: “Neurodivergent burnout isn’t inevitable — it’s a wellbeing issue we can fix.”
The feature highlights why supporting different brains at work, in education and at home matters for our whole community. It explores how neuro-affirming workplaces take a different approach — assuming difference is normal, reducing unnecessary cognitive and sensory load, and designing work to support wellbeing alongside performance.
Victoria English is a South Wales–based neurodiversity and wellbeing coach supporting individuals, families and workplaces to reduce burnout and build psychological safety.
For more information, email victoriaenglishwellbeing@gmail.com or phone 07813169031.
Hi, I’m Victoria!
I believe that wellbeing comes before success and as such if we want to ensure employee engagement or academic achievement it is imperative we address the fundamentals of good mental health, resilience and wellbeing first.
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