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A person holds a cup of tea at a desk, looking at a computer screen displaying colourful wellness tips—including positive thinking, exercise, and relaxation—along with doodles and handwritten notes, all as part of promoting workplace wellbeing during National Wellness Month.

Celebrating National Wellness Month at Work

National Wellness Month is a great opportunity for organisations to prioritise staff wellbeing. But celebrating it doesn’t mean the same “wellness” for everyone. In this post, we explore why wellness matters and what it looks like with a brain or body that doesn’t quite fit the wellness industry’s standard.

Mental Health, Neurodiversity

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Why ADHD Motivation Isn’t About Willpower & What Really Helps

If you have ADHD, motivation might be something you struggle with. In this guide, we’ll unpack how ADHD and motivation are related so you can better understand what’s happening and find the right strategies to help.

Neurodiversity

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Spotlighting ADHD Awareness Month and How to Get Involved

Use ADHD Awareness Month to come together and provide support for those with ADHD. Whether you’re an employer, educator, EDI lead, or HR manager, use our helpful guide to learn all about the event and how you can get involved.

Neurodiversity

Can Autism Be Cured? Why Autism Isn’t an Illness & What Really Helps

If you’re autistic or know someone who is, the idea of “curing” autism can seem hurtful or misguided. In this post, we explore why autism isn’t an illness and what can be done to support autistic adults in an ableist world.

Neurodiversity

An adult and child stack colourful plastic rings on a wooden table, focusing on fine motor skills and learning activities that support sensory processing and benefit children with ADHD.

Understanding Sensory Processing in ADHD

Many People with ADHD report difficulties with sensory processing, despite the fact it isn’t considered part of an ADHD diagnosis. In this blog, we take a closer look at sensory processing in ADHD, exploring why some people struggle with it, how it shows up, and what can help.

Neurodiversity

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Understanding the Link Between ADHD and Impulsivity

Ever wondered why people with ADHD appear to act more impulsively? We’ve put together this simple guide to help anyone curious about ADHD impulsivity. Whether you have ADHD yourself or want to support someone at work, learn what it looks like and how best to manage it.

Neurodiversity

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