I joined TIME in July 2016 as the Service Manager. People ask me “What do I enjoy about my job?” and although cliché, I always say “Everything!” Every day is different, I get to meet/talk to/support lots of awesome staff and lots of fabulous families while trying to give the best service possible. In my spare time, I enjoy hiking in the Peak & Lake District, and am also lucky enough to go to Switzerland, where the higher mountains challenge me!
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Hi, I’m Jack and I am the Recruitment Co-ordinator at Time Specialist Support. I have around 2 years of experience in recruitment, and I want to use what I know and the skills I have acquired to make the team of support workers at Time even stronger! In my spare time, I enjoy going out and socialising with friends.
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Hi, I’ve been working for TSS for over 10 years now!! I started as a support worker while also working as a teaching assistant in a secondary school. Over the last couple of years, I have moved to working in the office full-time. When I am not working I love hiking, reading and playing board games.
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Hi I’m Tori – Founder and Director of Time Specialist Support.
My background is in Speech and Language Therapy and I first started learning about Autism when I was studying at university. I soon became captivated by the autistic children I was meeting and have been every since! Outside of work I enjoy singing, creative writing and I’m currently learning to play the piano. I live with my son and two dogs and we enjoy getting away for weekends when we can and travelling abroad.
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My name is Aabhya (pronounced, Aah-bhya). I’ve just completed my Psychology degree and I’m passionate about supporting neurodivergent individuals in ways that feel empowering, respectful, and fun. I love building genuine connections and creating space for people to express themselves comfortably. Whether it’s cheering on small wins or trying something new together, I always aim to bring warmth, patience, and a bit of fun to what I do. When I’m not working, I’m probably dancing around my room, crocheting gifts for friends, or getting lost in a good book. I’m excited to learn, grow, and bring a lot of heart to this role.
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Hi my name is Aamena! I’m a psychology student at the University of Manchester. I love working with young people and I hope to help and support others in whatever way I can. To me, learning and getting to know the uniqueness of each child I work with is the best part of the role. I’m excited provide help, support and learn more about autism at time! In my free time you can find me curled up with a book or doing something crafty.
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Hi, I’m Adela and I’m studying psychology at the University of Manchester. I’m really excited to work as a support worker because I’m really passionate about autism; I hope to one day put my degree towards working in a role that supports and advocates for people with autism. In my spare time I enjoy drawing and painting, cycling, rock climbing and baking.
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Hi! I’m Alicja, a second-year psychology student at the University of Manchester. I’m fluent in English and Polish, and I enjoy gaming, martial arts, and meeting new people. I work at Time Specialist Support, where I support autistic children and young people in a calm, understanding, and positive way. I’m especially passionate about creating safe, predictable spaces where individuals feel comfortable, respected, and supported to be themselves. As an aspiring developmental psychologist, I love building trust, celebrating progress (big or small), and learning from every individual I work with!
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Hi, I’m Amy, and I’m currently studying Psychology at the University of Manchester. I’m working towards a career supporting vulnerable members of the community, with a focus on ensuring people feel valued, understood and heard. In my spare time, I enjoy painting, drawing and writing, which I find are great ways to express myself and support wellbeing. I’m passionate about gaining insight into autism and learning how to best support individuals who experience the world differently. I chose Time to build positive, trusting relationships that bring joy, connection, and confidence into someone’s day.
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Hi, my name is Anna and I am currently studying Psychology at the University of Manchester. Before moving to Manchester I lived in Guernsey where I volunteered at ‘The Guernsey Disabled Swim club and helped people with a wide range of disabilities gain confidence in the pool. I am also learning British Sign language alongside my studies. I like watching movies with my friends, listening to music and going on hikes around the Peak District in my spare time.
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Hi, I’m Aruna! I am a Physiotherapist originally from India and currently pursuing Masters in Advanced Physiotherapy at MMU. I joined Time because I am passionate about providing tailored care that truly fits the individual in a way that is creative, respectful, and embracing. Outside of work, I love exploring new places through photography, journaling, and meeting people from diverse cultures. My clinical background allows me to understand varied physical and sensory needs. I am dedicated to helping every service user thrive through meaningful, person-centered support and I look forward to connecting with our families.
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Hi, I’m Asiyah and I’m currently studying BSc Psychology at the University of Manchester! I‘m hoping to go on and develop a career in child psychotherapy or clinical psychology so being able to work at TSS is an incredible opportunity where I will be able to meet new people, learn more about autism, and grow as a person. I enjoy reading and socialising with family and friends in my spare time and I’m excited to work at TSS!
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