Living with autism can sometimes present unexpected challenges. So, a few months ago when Jamie Lewis and Denine Davies’ son, Mason, was diagnosed with autism, they had a hard time finding a barber who could cut his hair and make him feel comfortable in the chair. The little boy struggled with sitting still in the barber chair and wouldn’t let anyone go near his ears. Because of the sensory overload, haircuts can be difficult and sometimes even a little bit painful for those with autism.
James Williams, a hairdresser that came recommended to parents Jamie and Denine,…
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