Frequently Asked Questions

A virtual assistant is an independent contractor who works remotely to assist with a wide range of tasks, including administrative duties, customer service, social media management, and more. They help businesses streamline operations by taking on routine tasks, allowing business owners and employees to focus on core activities. I believe personal life admin is also a job of its own (especially for disabled people) and absolutely not a service that only businesses may benefit from. 

I have a vast amount of experience supporting other disabled colleagues with navigating access to work, and completing essential administration to ensure reasonable adjustments are met for them in the workplace with high levels of confidentiality and without judgement.

I have been in operation as Steady Space since February 2025, but have 8 years of office based administrative experience before this.

I am based in Salford, Greater Manchester, UK. Please do contact me if you are looking for in person work opportunities and I can determine if this will be possible. 

Absolutely! see my About page for an explanation of why working with a neurodivergent administrative professional may be the solution you haven't tried but one that could be what you are looking for!  

I cannot claim to know all the answers for every disability but I can promise to listen and use the experience I do have to suggest ideas based on solutions that are helpful for those with similar barriers. Most importantly: you can use steady space without ever having to disclose anything. sometimes knowing that you're working with someone who gets it is enough. 

It is a free and zero obligation chat where we can discuss in detail what I offer and whether my services are right for you. If there are barriers to booking a call please get in touch - I am keen to make these as accessible as possible and happy to take your lead in what works best for you.

If you're unsure if your request is suitable, please do arrange a call to discuss further. While there are many things I can do, one thing I certainly cant do is provide any form of healthcare. While I hope there are positive emotional benefits to having less work to stress over, this is never guaranteed, and while I can research a suitable therapist shortlist for you and even book initial calls for you, I am not a licenced therapist or counsellor myself and cannot provide these services. This being said, I can certainly be a listening ear, provide my own opinions and ideas (not advice) in a situation where needed, and listen actively to your situation and ways I can potentially support you. As of February 2026 I have also completed mental health awareness training with St John's Ambulance.