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Using Active Recall to Study More Effectively

Feel foggy-headed when revising for exams? Active recall, a process which involves actively testing knowledge throughout the revision process, can be a great way to embed new information. In this post, we dive into why it’s so effective, as well as the impact it has on neurodivergent learning.

Neurodiversity, Note-Taking, Students

A Step-by-Step Guide to Workplace Stress Risk Assessments

Whether you’re a manager, HR professional, or EDI lead, understanding stress risk assessments is key to supporting staff mental health and meeting your legal obligations as an employer. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the stress risk assessment process and explore why it’s essential for a safe, healthy workplace.

Mental Health, Neurodiversity, Workplace

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Living With Functional Cognitive Disorder

Functional cognitive disorder (FCD) is a lesser-known condition that causes issues with forgetfulness and difficulty concentrating. In this post, we explore symptoms of functional cognitive disorder, how it differs from dementia, and what you can do if you have FCD and need additional support.

Disability, Neurodiversity, Workplace

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Slow Processing: Disorder or Neurodivergent Trait?

If it takes you longer to absorb and process information than others, you may have wondered: is slow processing a disorder or simply part of being neurodivergent? In this guide, we dive into what slow processing speed looks like in adults and how it relates to conditions like ADHD.

Neurodiversity, Workplace

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What Happens If Occupational Health Says You’re Unfit for Work

If you’ve taken lots of time off due to ill health, you might be wondering: can an occupational health assessment lead to dismissal, and what actually happens if you’re found unfit for work? We’ve put together this easy-read blog to help you find all the answers you’re looking for.

Mental Health, Neurodiversity, Workplace

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A Guide to Living With Auditory Processing Disorder (APD)

Auditory Processing Disorder is a lesser-known neurological condition that affects how people make sense of spoken information. We’ve put together this helpful guide to explore what APD symptoms look like, potential causes, and how to get support for APD both in and outside of the workplace.

Neurodiversity

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