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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

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

ADHD and OCD: Differences, Similarities, and Living With Both

ADHD and OCD are different conditions, yet they can look similar at times because they affect some of the same brain systems. In this post, we explore what the ADHD-OCD overlap is, how the drivers behind OCD and ADHD behaviours differ, and what it’s like to live with both.

Neurodiversity

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Can Built-In Speech-to-Text Replace Specialist Assistive Technology?

Speech-to-text is now built into nearly every device and platform, but does that mean it can replace specialist assistive technology? We put built-in tools head-to-head with dedicated speech-to-text software across real-world challenges: accents, background noise, speech disorders and technical vocabulary to see whether “available” really means “accessible.”