Frances Harris spoke at the Wiltshire Family Justice Board Conference


18th Jun 2026 | News


Frances Harris spoke today at the Wiltshire Family Justice Board Conference on the topic of making family proceedings more neuro-inclusive. Frances explored the prevalence of neurodivergence (estimated at approximately 1 in 5) and why this figure might in fact be far higher when it comes to family proceedings and gave practical tips on how professionals can better work with and support neurodivergent clients and their children through the family justice system.


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