Kriston fox

I'm a neurodivergent parent, advocate, and connector of people. I bring lived experience, cultural depth, and a practical, empathetic mindset to everything I do.

I’m of Polynesian ancestry and was adopted at birth, so identity, belonging, and resilience have always been central to my journey. I’ve worked through the mental health challenges that can come with adoption, neurodivergence, and trauma — and that’s given me the insight to support others with authenticity and compassion.

As a parent of an ADHD child and someone currently on my own Right to Choose pathway for ADHD, I understand how complex and overwhelming the system can feel. That’s why I use my experience to help families navigate it — calmly, clearly, and without judgment.

My background includes:
• Trauma-informed swimming instruction for children and adults with additional needs
• Specialist SEND transport and safeguarding
• Supporting parents through emotionally intense, often isolating situations

I instinctively pick up on what’s not being said. Whether in the pool, in a meeting, or simply sitting beside someone who feels stuck, I aim to create a sense of safety, clarity, and forward motion.

I don’t have all the answers — but I do know how to walk alongside people until they find their own. That’s where real change begins.