PRESS RELEASE:   Surrey Hills Wellfest Announces 'Neat for Neurodiverse' Stream to Champion Inclusive Wellbeing

Surrey Hills Wellfest is proud to unveil its newest programme stream, Neat for Neurodiverse, dedicated to creating inclusive, empowering wellbeing experiences for neurodivergent individuals and their families. The festival takes place on Sunday, 27 July 2025, at the historic De Vere Horsley Towers in the heart of the Surrey Hills.

The Neat for Neurodiverse stream is curated by a panel of neurodivergent advocates and wellbeing professionals, aiming to provide a welcoming space that celebrates neurodiversity through accessible, engaging activities. This initiative aligns with the festival’s broader mission to make wellbeing accessible to all, as outlined in its guiding principles: “Take Care of Yourself, Take Care of Each Other, Take Care of the Planet.” 

Meet the Neat for Neurodiverse Expert Panel:

• Heliana Bedoya
  Heliana is passionate about wellness, nutrition, and neurodiversity advocacy. With nearly 20 years in healthcare research, she now empowers families through mindful nutrition and holistic wellbeing.

• Nic Davie
  Nic is an ADHD mum of three, with a deep understanding of emotional and behavioural needs—shaped by both her personal journey and 14 years of hands-on experience supporting families.

• Dan Jenney
  Dan Jenney is the founder of SENturion Fitness Coaching C.I.C., an organisation dedicated to adaptive exercise and fitness education for neurodivergent individuals and those with special educational needs (SEN).

• Laura Whittall
  Laura is a highly experienced Speech and Language Therapist, Clinical Supervisor, and the founder of Kids Talk Matters, an independent speech and language therapy practice established in October 2006.

Neat for Neurodiverse Programme Highlights Include:

• Inclusive Football with Surrey FA
  In partnership with Surrey FA, this session offers neurodiverse children the opportunity to enjoy football in a supportive environment tailored to their needs. The session is designed to foster confidence, coordination, and social connection through sport.

• Yoga as a Game-Changer for ADHD with Emily Brooks
  Led by yoga instructor and ADHD advocate Emily Brooks, this session explores how yoga can support focus, emotional regulation, and wellbeing for individuals with ADHD. Participants will be guided through techniques that are both calming and energising.

• Meet the N4N Panel at Surrey Hills Wellfest

These sessions are part of a wider festival programme that includes streams such as Wonderful for Women, Great for Guys, Super for Seniors, and Fun for Families, reflecting Surrey Hills Wellfest’s commitment to holistic and inclusive wellbeing.

All proceeds from Surrey Hills Wellfest 2025 will support The Harry Edwards Foundation, a local charity dedicated to spiritual healing and community support.

Booking Information:

Tickets for Neat for Neurodiverse sessions and the full festival programme are available via Eventbrite.

For more information, visit the official website: www.surreyhillswellfest.org

Join the Conversation:

Follow Surrey Hills Wellfest on Instagram for updates and behind-the-scenes content: @surreyhillswellfest

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For media enquiries, please contact:

Ruth Stone, ruth@orchidpr.uk, 07788 417109

Note to Editors: Surrey Hills Wellfest is a community-driven festival celebrating holistic health and wellbeing, with a focus on inclusivity and sustainability. The festival supports local charities and aims to foster a sense of community through diverse wellness experiences.

For more information on the panel visit https://sites.google.com/view/surreywellfest/home/neat-for-neurodiverse