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18 May 2026

What Are Learning Preferences? (And Why They Matter More Than You Think)

In this article, we’ll explore what learning preferences are, how understanding yours can improve focus and confidence, and how to apply this knowledge in school, at work, and in everyday…
school corridorBlogNeurodivergentWhy Neurodivergent Children Lose Engagement at School
9 April 2026

Why Neurodivergent Children Lose Engagement at School

Children with ADHD, autism or learning differences often work much harder behind the scenes just to keep up with everyday school demands. Over time, several factors can begin to build:…
messy deskBlogLate ADHD Diagnosis: Finding Acceptance, Identity, and Peace
18 February 2026

Late ADHD Diagnosis: Finding Acceptance, Identity, and Peace

Receiving an ADHD Diagnosis as an Adult Recently, I received an ADHD diagnosis.Surprise, surprise. It wasn’t anything I didn’t already know, but finally having the official diagnosis,  the piece of…
BlogWhen the System Doesn’t Fit: A Personal Reflection on Education, Advocacy, and Wellbeing
18 December 2025

When the System Doesn’t Fit: A Personal Reflection on Education, Advocacy, and Wellbeing

In my final year of secondary school, I educated myself at home. At the time, school attendance had become incredibly difficult. The environment didn’t feel safe or supportive, and each…
BlogNavigating Relationships with Neurodivergence
26 November 2025

Navigating Relationships with Neurodivergence

Navigating relationships is no easy feat for anyone, whether it’s family, friends, colleagues, or romantic partners. But when neurodivergence is part of the picture, things can feel more complex. That’s…
BlogTime Blindness in Neurodivergence: Why It’s Hard to Track Time
22 September 2025

Time Blindness in Neurodivergence: Why It’s Hard to Track Time

Time blindness in neurodivergence is more common than many people realise. For those with ADHD, dyslexia, or other neurodivergent conditions, time is one of the hardest things to manage. Differences…
BlogADHD and Dyslexia Overlap: 5 Practical Strategies That Actually Work
15 August 2025

ADHD and Dyslexia Overlap: 5 Practical Strategies That Actually Work

You wake up, pour a coffee, and stare at your “to-do” list.One task feels too boring, another feels too complicated, and somewhere in your brain, there’s a little voice saying:…
BlogExam Tips for Dyslexics
25 May 2023

Exam Tips for Dyslexics

Exams Tips for Dyslexic's   Does the thought of exams make you squirm a little, make you feel stressed and anxious? I know exams for me at that age certainly…
BlogKeeping sane in lockdown
27 April 2020

Keeping sane in lockdown

In times like we are currently in, a state of limbo and high stress, things that once was important may seem trivial and small. We are all in a state…
BlogHow to Create New Habits and be More Productive: for all Neurodivergent Conditions
31 January 2020

How to Create New Habits and be More Productive: for all Neurodivergent Conditions

How to Create New Habits and be More Productive: for all Neurodivergent Conditions You get up in the morning, it’s the weekend, you have a list of ‘things to do’…
BlogAre Dyslexia and Mental Health Linked?
31 January 2020

Are Dyslexia and Mental Health Linked?

The thought that dyslexia and mental health could be linked would never have crossed my mind if I wasn’t tested for dyslexia, or if I hadn’t gone down the NLP…
BlogRe-write Your Dyslexia Story
31 January 2020

Re-write Your Dyslexia Story

Everyone, no matter if you’re dyslexic or not, have moments where being positive seems completely out of the question. I have moments, even longer periods of time, where it seems…
BlogDyslexia: Is it a curse or blessing?
12 January 2020

Dyslexia: Is it a curse or blessing?

Dyslexia. What a word to spell if you’re dyslexic. Yes, this is one of the most commonly known elements of having dyslexia: the challenge of learning how or to recall…