Our Team

Team Super Sen are made up of a group of neurodivergent individuals, who have a wealth of knowledge, life and lived experience in all things ND.. We are immensely proud of how we pool our skills to not only support families and individuals but also each other. We are all fabulously neurodivergent and we pride ourselves on providing a safe space where we can take off our mask and celebrate our neurodivergent identities. We feel this creates an ethos where individuals can do the same.

Who are we?

Lisa Nicholls

Founding Director

I am diagnosed autistic and ADHD and have autistic and ADHD children/adults. I have worked with families for over 30 years, in different roles and have ran parent and toddler groups, additional needs support groups and have worked for an organisation giving advice for parents regarding SEN. I have a BSc Social work degree and SEND Law Level 3. I am passionate about supporting neurodivergent individuals and families, and ensuring their voices and perspectives are heard.


Sarah Spencer

Founding Director

 I am diagnosed autistic and ADHD. All 6 of my children are diagnosed autistic, ADHD or both. My eldest is in his late twenties, so I have been living in the SEN world, as a parent, for a long time. My journey hasn’t been an easy one and so my aim is to make that road a little easier for other neurodivergent families. I have ran ADHD allies for several years and also have a diploma in ADHD and am passionate about debunking the myths and stigma, that surrounds it.

Rosemarie Sallufi
Supporting Director

I am a parent of a teenage son who is diagnosed as being autistic and ADHD. So I have been in the SEND world for a while. Whilst I am not diagnosed officially myself, Lisa and Sarah say that there ADHD radar beeps erratically whenever I am near! I am very passionate about supporting parents and work for the PCV. I love ensuring parents voices are heard and you will often find me down a rabbit hole researching and updating my knowledge.


Keera-Mae Clarke 

Young Person's Representative

Hi I am Keera. I am 19 and I am diagnosed autistic, and also have dyspraxia and selective mutism. I have struggled in school, due to anxiety and my needs and want to be able to support other young people, who are going through similar circumstances. I currently volunteer for Super Sen, Liberty Circle and a group for children with hearing difficulties.