Speaking Insights - Living on The Spectrum

We are Public Speakers and autism advocates. Daniel has a Bachelor of Graphic Design (Hons) and works in this field undertaking design and photography work and when he is not doing this he is involved in many committees, both for government departments and not-for-profit groups, advocating for those with special needs and other people experiencing disadvantages.Daryl is a Paralegal and Justice of the Peace working in a law office. He has held many positions on various boards and community groups, mostly related to the schools that his children have attended.

Our Presentations

We aim to bring our story far and wide and in doing so we endeavor to provide our audiences with:

A better insight of the mind of a person on the Autism Spectrum
Some ideas for strategies to achieve best outcomes both at home and in school settings
Hope to the parents and families of children on the Autism Spectrum

If you would like to suggest a city, town or venue that we could present at, please do not hesitate to contact us as we are always on the look out for an audience in need of the story we have to offer.Daniel is a young man living on the autism spectrum who works tirelessly as an advocate, not only for people on the Autism Spectrum, but for all people with disability, as well as those experiencing other disadvantages. He was diagnosed with Autism at the age of 2-and-a-half years. As a child, he experienced delays in verbal communication, did not understand social interactions and attended a special school.With the right support from his family and so many others, he was able to transition his education to mainstream schooling. He then went on to achieve a Bachelor of Graphic Design (with Honours) at University.As an adult he lives independently, works part-time as a graphic designer and photographer, and does a range of volunteer work. He is also passionate about educating the community about living with Autism and mentoring others who live on the spectrum.He was honoured to receive the Order of Australia Medal in 2017 for his work in disability advocacy, as well as in his other volunteer roles.