Autistically Scott
Scott is an Autistic Trainer, Mentor & Consultant based in Lanarkshire. They have several years of experience supporting Autistic people as well as delivering a variety of training sessions and presenting at conferences to numerous professionals and groups. Scott also holds a Postgraduate Certificate in Autism. Additionally, they work with organisations such as AUsome Training and GROVE Neurodivergent Mentoring & Education. Scott is a co-author of Creating Safe Spaces for Autistic People and the children's book Gabby's Glimmers.
“I have went along to the training. Scott was amazing, and the course was delivered brilliantly”
“Autistically Scott is Amazing. Had the pleasure of attending a training day scott lead and it was fantastic!”
We are really excited to have Scott deliver sessions for DIFFERabled, if you would like to attend please click on the links below:
Rejection Sensitivity (RSD)
Thursday 22nd October 2026, 6pm - 8pm
@ Zoom Online
Rejection Sensitivity (sometimes known as Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria) was first highlighted by many ADHDers as an intense emotional response to actual or perceived rejection. We now hear this response is common for a majority of Autistic and otherwise Neurodivergent people. This session will define what rejection sensitivity is, the overlap with trauma, and some gentle ways for Neurodivergent people to cope with rejection sensitivity.
Who is it for:
This session is designed for neurodivergent adults, parents, families and carers of neurodivergent children and young people, with or without a formal diagnosis.
(We invite professionals to explore our website for upcoming workplace training opportunities. Our sessions provide a welcoming, judgment-free space designed to help all attendees feel relaxed and supported to share openly).
Preparing for Christmas
Tuesday 3rd November 2026, 6pm - 8pm
@ Zoom Online
Christmas can be a demanding time for Neurodivergent people and their families due to all the expectations this brings. This session will explore some common demands people might experience during the holidays and consider things families can do to reduce these for their young person, while also finding moments of connection and joy as a family.
Who is it for:
This session is designed for neurodivergent adults, parents, families and carers of neurodivergent children and young people, with or without a formal diagnosis.
(We invite professionals to explore our website for upcoming workplace training opportunities. Our sessions provide a welcoming, judgment-free space designed to help all attendees feel relaxed and supported to share openly).