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Your Guide to Personal Independence Payment (PIP) in the UK

The government can provide extra financial support if you have a disability or health condition that significantly impacts your daily life. This is known as Personal Independence Payment (PIP). Want to learn more about claiming PIP in the UK? Use our guide to find out what you need to know.

Assistive Technology, Disability, Workplace

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When Your Social Battery Runs Low at Work

Work can present many different scenarios that drain your social battery. From back-to-back meetings to post-work socials, the amount of social contact can start to take a toll, especially if you’re neurodivergent. Find out how to set boundaries and fully recharge in this helpful, easy-read blog.

Mental Health, Workplace

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How Wellness Action Plans Support Better Workdays

Popularised by leading mental health charity Mind, Wellness Action Plans (WAPs) help employees to manage their wellbeing at work by better understanding things like stress triggers, early warning signs, coping strategies, and support needs. Use this handy guide to learn more about how you might benefit from using one.

Mental Health, 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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The Best Places to Study According to Students

Ready to knuckle down and revise? We’ve compiled some of the best places to study according to students. In this guide, you’ll find innovative ideas for focus, discover favourite student study spots, and even learn where not to study according to science.

Productivity, Students

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Understanding Indirect Discrimination in the Workplace and How to Address It

Since indirect discrimination isn’t directly aimed at staff members, it can sometimes be harder to spot. In this blog, we dive into the meaning of indirect discrimination, exploring why it happens, who it affects, and how to address it in the workplace.

Workplace

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