Frequently Asked Questions
What is neurodivergence?
Neurodiversity is a term that describes how all human brains are different. Neurodivergence is the concept that some brains, function, learn and process information differently.
Common neurodivergent profiles include dyslexia, ADHD, autism, dyscalculia and dyspraxia.
No two people are the same and profiles often overlap.
Our goal is to understand and adapt environments to support all brains.
What do we do?
We help neurodivergent people to thrive.
We use our knowledge and experience both personal and professional to truly support neurodivergent people in education, in the home and at work.
How does advocacy work?
We support your child’s voice in school. We help parents to navigate the systems, attend school meetings, review reports and break them down so they’re easy to understand and suggest accommodations to suit the individual.
What is structured literacy and numeracy
Structured literacy is a systematic, cumulative approach to teaching reading and writing, which is beneficial to those with dyslexia and other challenges.
Structured maths is a sequential, step by step progression that builds systematically from concrete foundations to abstract ideas.