Sonia Gray

What percentage of the time do you get an answer?

Yeah, great question.

So, yeah, brilliant question.

I know, I know, I know.

And also the fact that it's changing so much.

And in a year's time, you'll be able to do things that you can do now.

And so there's always those moving forward.

You mainly are working with high support needs individuals.

If you were to take the general autistic population, would it be lower than 30%?

Do you know the question I'm asking?

And how easy is it to then explain to a family to take that sequencing process

I don't know, what do you have?

Like a piece of paper with numbers and letters and go, okay, this is what this means.

How do you do that?

Yeah, well, fortunately that's not my job.

And this part is key.

The team includes a range of specialists, each trained to handle a different part of the process.

And that team includes Ruth Monk, who makes sure the interests of the autistic community are front and centre.

Ruth is also an acclaimed clinical researcher, and straddling both worlds, understanding the nuances of each, is really valuable.

has the potential to cause harm.