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paige layle

autistic author, speaker, writer

neurodivergent (autism, adhd, cptsd etc) lived-experience educator Paige Layle speaks to schools, workplaces and events daily with her experiences as a neurodivergent person and teacher.

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NEW RELEASES

physical copy available on amazon

self- published Mental Alchemy Workbook was designed by Paige as she went through trauma recovery on her journey from being anxious and depressed. 

this workbook contains the questions Paige asked herself to learn about her inner world, and how to make it a better place. 

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But Everyone Feels This Way: How An Autism Diagnosis Saved My Life

BEFTW is a tale of a young, undiagnosed autistic girl (it's me, this is a true tale) who tried navigate a world that pushed her into the shadows. Read about my inner world, and the thoughts and feelings I had at the time that I wasn't able to share yet. Now as a diagnosed autistic adult, I recognize what a long way I've come, and what I needed to thrive then and now. Available where books are sold in hardcover, audiobook and e-book! 

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autistic public speaker

lived-experience

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introduction to neurodiversity, accommodations at school, accommodations in the workplace, personal testimony, accommodating yourself, unmasking, emotional regulation and boundary setting and more

"Paige's wit, candour and zeal will captivate any audience about the most mundane topics. Paige knows something about taking complex information and translating it in a way that not only makes it digestible and easy to understand, but fun and engaging. You will not forget this speech, and you may even leave feeling inspired and more passionate about being an ally to Autistic, neurodivergent and disabled people."

previous talks

Autism Social Summit, April 2024

Amazon Canada, June 2024

Word On The Street, September 2024

Autism Canada, October 2024

Conestoga College, October 2024

Western University, March 2025

EKO Spring Symposium, April 2025

living in ontario as an adult with late-diagnosed autism - for autistic people

disability accommodations - for leaders and business owners

being an autistic author - for readers or writers

finding community while being late-diagnosed autistic and AFAB - for autistic people

introduction to accommodating neurodiversity - for college students and faculty

boundaries and healthy relationships workshop - for university students

talking to children with a PDA profile of autism - for educators

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