Kimberley Ashwin brings her expertise as a Consultant Nurse and thought leader in neurodivergence into collaborative partnerships with organisations across the UK. Kimberley leads with humility and is passionate about transforming care.
What Kimberley Offers
Capacity Building for Organisations
Working alongside services to refine assessment protocols, improve accessibility, and embed best practice.
Advisory Board Roles
Kimberley provides advisory board roles and leads and sits on a range of committees. Her C-suite experience positions her well in supporting organisations that are growing or want independent expertise.
Supervision
Kimberley offers clinical, operational and safeguarding supervision to independent practitioners or organisations that are still growing and looking for that fractional support.
Strategic Collaboration & Leadership
Partnering with organisations to co-create pathways that balance clinical rigour with compassion and family-centred approaches
Working Together
Kimberley’s associate work is flexible and tailored to organisational needs. Whether you require short-term input into assessments, long-term collaboration on service development, or training for your teams, Kimberley offers a partnership that enhances outcomes and builds trust with the communities you serve.
If your organisation is seeking specialist support in autism and ADHD assessments, Kimberley welcomes the opportunity to collaborate.
National Leadership Roles Kimberley holds
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Kimberley has the privilege of co chairing the national Autism Consultant Nurse network, which sits alongside the other Consultant Nurse Networks in learning disability, mental health and CAMHS.
The Network support national clinical leadership around autism and supporting the development of the nursing workforce with the field of autism.
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Kimberley sits on the National joint decision committee for our Directors of Nursing across the NHS systems. She provides her views and valuable insights into nursing within learning disability and autism services and works in partnership with other committee members.
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Kimberley sat as a NICE committee member within the review of the ADHD assessment guidance, informing clinical practice. Kimberley is no longer a NICE committee member but continues to draw on this experience to influence change and policy.