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...types of processed foods – is consistency. In other words, foods like biscuits, chicken nuggets, crackers and crisps tend to look, taste and smell identical every time. The same can’t be said about fruits and vegetables, or freshly prepared, cooked food. From that perspective, it makes sense that many of the foods that are tolerable for autistic people with sensory...

...types of tasks. This approach to accommodations recognises the social model of disability, which focuses on removing barriers for people and recognises that such barriers can be disabling. When it comes to ADHD, the application of such adaptations can sometimes overly emphasise enabling the person to be ‘more effective’ – for example by targeting concentration and...

...type 2. This patient has provided me with consent, which I have documented in her notes, to share a picture of this (the image below is a similar example of the case mentioned. The original photo could not be used due to copyright issues) in the hope that someone from elsewhere in the UK has experience of a similar ulcer and has a suggestion of any alternative dressings...