
Specialist mentoring can help autistic/ADHD university students identify their strengths and challenges and explore strategies which enable them to reach their full potential whilst at university.
Starting university can be incredibly exciting but can also be a difficult and stressful time, particularly for neurodivergent students. Specialist mentoring can help create a smooth transition into university life.
I am registered with DSA QAG as a Non Medical Helper (NMH) and have many years experience in providing autism and ADHD mentoring, supporting students to navigate their way through university and develop a better understanding of their needs and the strategies which can support them.
Specialist Mentoring can help autistic and ADHD students in many areas, here are some examples:

Support with organisation and time management

Developing and understanding social relationships

Liaising and communicating with lecturers and academic staff

Understanding your sensory profile and advocating for adjustments to the environment

Managing anxiety
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