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Practical Support

Accessing practical support for neurodivergent individuals often involves navigating complex systems and advocating across multiple environments.

This essential set of resources can help you by considering accommodations in workplaces, addressing school refusal, finding a setting that truly understands neurodevelopmental differences, and accessing financial supports and benefits that provide stability in order to thrive.

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Neurodiversity Coaching

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Corinne Haines
(Neurodiversity Consultant)

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Workplace Assessment

with
Corinne Haines
(Neurodiversity Consultant)

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Working with Schools

with
Sherri Williams
(Special Advisory Teacher)

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Useful Articles

Practical SupportAdvice for Perimenopausal Women with Suspected or Diagnosed ADHD
April 7, 2025

Advice for Perimenopausal Women with Suspected or Diagnosed ADHD

ADHD in perimenopausal women is an emerging area of interest, with growing evidence suggesting that hormonal fluctuations, particularly the decline…
Rhyd Cole
Practical SupportMy Child is Lashing Out at Home – What Can I Do to Help?
April 7, 2025

My Child is Lashing Out at Home – What Can I Do to Help?

This can be a serious and challenging situation. Dealing with aggressive or violent behaviour from a child requires careful consideration…
Rhyd Cole
ADHDAutismNeurodiversityPractical SupportWorkplace AssessmentWorkplace Needs Assessment for Autism or ADHD
April 1, 2025

Workplace Needs Assessment for Autism or ADHD

A workplace needs assessment helps you understand your ideal working conditions and find ways to implement them. It might include…
Rhyd Cole
A person sleeping peacefully on a bed, covered with a blanket, in a cozy indoor setting. The individual is wearing comfortable clothing and appears relaxed.NeurodiversityPractical SupportSleepSleeping Well: Tips for Neurodivergent Minds
April 1, 2025

Sleeping Well: Tips for Neurodivergent Minds

Sleep is vital for our well-being, but for many neurodivergent individuals, getting a good night’s rest can feel like a…
Rhyd Cole
A toddler playing with colorful toys indoors, wearing casual clothing. The scene includes a birthday cake in the background, a wall with decorations, and a small plant nearby. The child has a joyful expression on their face as they engage with the toys.NeurodiversityNeurodiversity CoachingPractical SupportNeurodiversity Coaching: Understanding and Thriving with Your Unique Brain Type
April 1, 2025

Neurodiversity Coaching: Understanding and Thriving with Your Unique Brain Type

When you go to a garden centre to buy a plant, the first thing you do is look at the…
Rhyd Cole
Practical SupportMy Neurodivergent Child is Refusing to Go to School – What Can I Do?
April 7, 2025

My Neurodivergent Child is Refusing to Go to School – What Can I Do?

School refusal can be incredibly distressing—for both your child and you. When a neurodivergent child is struggling to attend school,…
Rhyd Cole
Practical SupportBenefits, Legal Rights, and Reasonable Adjustments for Autism and ADHD in the UK
April 7, 2025

Benefits, Legal Rights, and Reasonable Adjustments for Autism and ADHD in the UK

In the UK, individuals with autism and ADHD are protected under the Equality Act 2010, which provides various rights and…
Rhyd Cole
Practical SupportSteps Towards Getting an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP)
April 7, 2025

Steps Towards Getting an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP)

Steps Towards Getting an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) What is an EHCP? An Education, Health and Care Plan…
Rhyd Cole
Practical SupportHow Do I Know If a School Isn’t Right for My Child – And What Can I Do?
April 7, 2025

How Do I Know If a School Isn’t Right for My Child – And What Can I Do?

If you're concerned that your child's school may not be the right fit, you're not alone. There are several signs…
Rhyd Cole