The Power Of The Right Environment.
- Autistic Inclusive Meets Emma Dalmayne
- Jan 15
- 1 min read
The Power of the Right Environment❤️
"He started as a child trapped in a shell, surrounded by people who didn't understand his needs and treated him with such unkindness.
There was a time when he didn't even want to live.
Today, the only way I can describe him is
"blooming." He has grown into a beautiful, confident, and happy boy with so much less anxiety. Taking him out of school—the place where he suffered the most-was truly the best decision I've ever made.
You can see the shift in his art: the first picture, he named “Hurt/Disgust," was drawn while he was still in school. The second, he called “Rainbow Happiness," is who he is now while homeschooling. It’s amazing how he can express his feeling through art.
We joined an autism socialising group and football club, run by Aim. Ollie is finally thriving. To see him go from such distress to being comfortable in his own skin is a feeling I can't put into words. I'm typing this with tears in my eyes because if i hadn't seen Emma Dalmayne posts, we might still be in that dark place.
So thank you so much Emma for all your guidance and support, you are appreciated so much more than you know. 🫶🏼"
By Rachel Oliver.
The other pics are of Ollie at Autistic Inclusive Meets Community Group AIM.
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