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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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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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