Welcome to part 2 of my focus on what it means to be neurodiverse and LGBT.  Join me as I speak with Sam Hope, a non binary trans person with a combination of impairments.

I've known Sam pretty much from the early days of my own gender journey and I continue to be challenged and inspired by what they have to say on what it means to be LGBT and disabled.  Sam talks about their own experiences of being trans, non-binary and being diagnosed as being autistic and having ADHD.  They discuss the many ways in which the various different aspects of their identity have impacted on their life and led them to working as a counsellor, trainer and equality advocate.

You can find out more about the work Sam does via their website www.sam-hope.co.uk and I would encourage you to do so.