Kezza is dynamically disabled & multiply neurodivergent person. She has spent a lifetime adapting to the world around her due to disability and neurodivergence. She now uses these creative and lateral thinking skills to support her clients to change their life. Whether that’s performance related, or to gain a better work/life balance, they work together to create the future they want to live. She is based in Norwich she is an abstract artist who handcrafts each of her mixed media designs and designs jewellery. She is a wife and mother to 3 children. All of which have varying degrees of disability.

At the Boots Riverside Norwich store, staff recently installed a parking sign using the phrase “Less-Abled Parking”. On 13 April Kekezza Reece, who has neurodivergence and multiple dynamic disabilities posted the image on Twitter asking “The D word. What is it about the word disabled that makes people so uncomfortable?”

I broke the story Insensitive language forces Boots signage change which appeared in a different form in three other outlets in the days after and we discuss this in the interview.