Neomar Semprún

Today I want to share with you the essence of my work: giving voice to people with autism and other neurodevelopmental disorders. My work is not only a professional commitment, but also a call to challenge perceptions and transform lives.

Autism is a condition that, while shared by millions, defies any attempt at generalization. Each individual is unique, with his or her own constellation of organic challenges, behavioral challenges and, above all, immense potential waiting to be unleashed.

My goal is clear: to identify and address those challenges and challenges. But I do so not from a corrective perspective, but from an approach that prioritizes well-being, happiness and independence. My work consists of accompanying these people and their families on a path that prepares them to face what we call the “world system”. A world that is often not designed to embrace diversity or to understand that differences are not limitations, but opportunities.

The heart of my mission lies in integral health. This involves not only addressing the behavioral aspects, but also the organic challenges that often underlie autism. Because when we improve their quality of life from the inside out, we can help them discover their strengths and flourish to their fullest capacity.

This is not a job that can be measured in numbers or immediate achievements. It is a process of small, big wins: a smile that wasn’t there before, a word spoken for the first time, a moment of genuine connection.

I want you to remember something: autism is not an insurmountable obstacle. It is an invitation to see the world from a unique perspective, to challenge our assumptions and build a more inclusive environment, one where every person has the opportunity to be healthy, happy and as independent as possible.

Thank you for allowing me to share this mission with you. Together, we can be agents of change, not only for people with autism, but for the world around them.