Thoughtful, practical perspectives on neurodivergent learning

Here, we share learnings from our own research and other publications plus our hands-on experience from working closely with neurodivergent students and their families. You’ll find reflections on learning, teaching, assessment, executive function and inclusive education, written to be useful, grounded and practical, not trend-driven or jargon-heavy.

How a neurodivergent diagnosis can open doors
A psychological assessment maps your child's strengths and needs, giving teachers, tutors and parents personalised strategies that work across settings.
Study skills that stick for neurodivergent learners
Active retrieval and spaced practice are the best-evidenced study techniques. They stick best when neurodivergent students help shape how they use them.
How to support neurodivergent high school students
Break tasks down, add structure, build consistency and highlight strengths: practical, everyday ways to support your neurodivergent teen at school and home.
How neurodivergence affects the way students learn
A neurodivergent brain is wired differently, not wrongly. Attention, working memory, executive function and emotions all shape how your child learns.