Spring & Summer 2025 Recap Spring & Summer 2025 Recap

  • Callum L Gamble
  • September 4, 2025

It’s been a busy spring/summer period at KreativeInc Agency.

We completed our first two Callum L Gamble ESP mentorship programmes in May and August. We supported our mentees and their parents in developing strategies for navigating their next stage in education or work, as well as addressing their social challenges.

Our mentorship programmes are structured with Callum working with the autistic mentee and Caren engaging with their parents in separate rooms.

The feedback we received from our mentees has been immensely positive and motivating. Here is an extract from one testimonial:

“We have both read Callum’s book which was so good to read and some very similar situations that we too have experienced with our son.  Having been to one of Callum’s seminars where you were able to ask questions, your left feeling inspired and that there is hope for your son’s future.  We felt our son needed some guidance and encouragement from professionals for his next phase once he leaves school.  Having already spoken with Callum on numerous occasions we felt what better way to support our son than another neurodivergent adult, and someone also familiar too him.  Both Callum and Caren went over and above what we expected, and it was so lovely to chat with them both about life in the neurodivergent world.”

In late June and early July, we attended the Autism and ADHD Show in London, Birmingham, and Manchester. We had a stand to sell our books, promote our services and speak to hundreds of people connected to Autism and ADHD. We also presented on the Autism Talks stage at each venue about Empowerment, Strengths, and Positivity in Employment. Everyone at the shows made us feel very welcome, and it is wonderful to be part of this supportive community. Our talks always had a full audience, and we sold plenty of books. In fact, all the copies we took with us to the Birmingham show were sold by the end of the day.

Shortly before the Autism and ADHD Shows, Callum was nominated as a finalist for the Pride In Diversity Awards in the Positive Role Model of the Year category. He didn’t win, unfortunately, but still had an enjoyable night, thanks to the hosts, Matt Jameson (who was a contestant on the show, Married at First Sight UK) and Jane Clynes. Callum was also happy to lose to two other worthy finalists. How you lose is just as important as how you win.

In July, we decided to reopen the website branch of our business under the name KreativeInc Websites. We mainly develop WordPress websites for service-based and e-commerce companies and have recently started working with Shopify as well. We follow a similar approach to our mentorship programmes in how we guide our clients towards achieving their goals. In this case, it involves helping businesses to enhance their online presence.

Therefore, we took the time over the summer to rebrand KreativeInc Agency as a consultancy and professional services company. We aim to adopt our coaching-style approach across all our services universally.

To keep updated on our progress, go to our latest news page.

It’s been a busy spring/summer period at KreativeInc Agency.

We completed our first two Callum L Gamble ESP mentorship programmes in May and August. We supported our mentees and their parents in developing strategies for navigating their next stage in education or work, as well as addressing their social challenges.

Our mentorship programmes are structured with Callum working with the autistic mentee and Caren engaging with their parents in separate rooms.

The feedback we received from our mentees has been immensely positive and motivating. Here is an extract from one testimonial:

“We have both read Callum’s book which was so good to read and some very similar situations that we too have experienced with our son.  Having been to one of Callum’s seminars where you were able to ask questions, your left feeling inspired and that there is hope for your son’s future.  We felt our son needed some guidance and encouragement from professionals for his next phase once he leaves school.  Having already spoken with Callum on numerous occasions we felt what better way to support our son than another neurodivergent adult, and someone also familiar too him.  Both Callum and Caren went over and above what we expected, and it was so lovely to chat with them both about life in the neurodivergent world.”

In late June and early July, we attended the Autism and ADHD Show in London, Birmingham, and Manchester. We had a stand to sell our books, promote our services and speak to hundreds of people connected to Autism and ADHD. We also presented on the Autism Talks stage at each venue about Empowerment, Strengths, and Positivity in Employment. Everyone at the shows made us feel very welcome, and it is wonderful to be part of this supportive community. Our talks always had a full audience, and we sold plenty of books. In fact, all the copies we took with us to the Birmingham show were sold by the end of the day.

Shortly before the Autism and ADHD Shows, Callum was nominated as a finalist for the Pride In Diversity Awards in the Positive Role Model of the Year category. He didn’t win, unfortunately, but still had an enjoyable night, thanks to the hosts, Matt Jameson (who was a contestant on the show, Married at First Sight UK) and Jane Clynes. Callum was also happy to lose to two other worthy finalists. How you lose is just as important as how you win.

In July, we decided to reopen the website branch of our business under the name KreativeInc Websites. We mainly develop WordPress websites for service-based and e-commerce companies and have recently started working with Shopify as well. We follow a similar approach to our mentorship programmes in how we guide our clients towards achieving their goals. In this case, it involves helping businesses to enhance their online presence.

Therefore, we took the time over the summer to rebrand KreativeInc Agency as a consultancy and professional services company. We aim to adopt our coaching-style approach across all our services universally.

To keep updated on our progress, go to our latest news page.

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News page: from left to right: Posing on stage at Dean Clough Mills, Halifax, in front of two Fair Work Charter banners: Beau Bulman of Suma Wholefoods, Nigel Jones of Together Housing Group, Fiona Conor of Trust Electric Heating, Fatima Khan-Shah, and Callum and Caren Gamble of KreativeInc Agency / Callum L Gamble

The Callum L Gamble Team at the West Yorkshire Fair Work Charter Conference 2025

On March 19th, 2025, in Neurodiversity Celebration Week, the Callum L Gamble team was honoured to be invited to participate in the panel at the West Yorkshire Fair Work Charter event at Dean Clough Mills in Halifax. The Fair Work Charter aims to promote fair work practices within West Yorkshire businesses and create a brighter future for them.
News page: Caren and Callum Gamble of Callum L Gamble Autism and Neurodiversity Consultancy are standing on the steps leading into the House of Commons in Westminster Hall at the Houses of Parliament in London. The background shows a floor-to-ceiling crest-shaped, stained-glass window. Callum and Caren are wearing bright green visitor lanyards.