Christine McGuinness
- Categories: After Dinner Speakers, Keynote Speakers, Motivational Speakers
Price Band C: £5K - £10K
- Topics: Adversity, Business, Change, Charity, Diversity & Inclusion, Entrepreneurs, Health & Wellbeing, HR & Company Culture, Mental Health
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Christine McGuinness
About Christine McGuinness
Christine McGuinness is an esteemed author, documentary maker, business owner, and a beloved advocate for the National Autistic Society. Her relentless efforts to bring neurodiversity into public discourse have resonated deeply with many. Christine’s active engagement within the community is evident through her speeches in Parliament, panel discussions, and corporate talks on neurodiversity.
Her debut book, the bestseller “A Beautiful Nightmare” (Mirror Books), was released in 2021. This publication coincided with her groundbreaking BBC One documentary, “Our Family and Autism,” which aired the same year. Both works received significant acclaim for their candid portrayal of life with autism.
In March 2023, Christine furthered her impact with the BBC One documentary “Christine McGuinness: Unmasking My Autism.” This documentary highlights the often-overlooked issue of women and girls going undiagnosed with autism, shedding light on the unique challenges they face.
In addition to her work in media, Christine launched her own business, H-E-R, in 2023. The brand focuses on creating sensory-positive clothing tailored for individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). H-E-R has expanded its offerings to include swimwear, loungewear, and activewear, aiming to provide comfort and inclusivity for all.
Christine’s advocacy has also led to collaborations with prominent organizations such as Just Eat, Boots, ITV, and Channel 4. Through these partnerships, she continues to promote awareness and support for the ASD community, making significant strides in fostering a more inclusive society. Her dedication and influence have made her a powerful voice for neurodiversity, inspiring countless individuals and families affected by autism.