“Sometimes clear thinking, clear speaking, can be enormously beneficial,”
Honorary professor Chris Packham
1:1 Mentoring can help autistic university students in identifying their strengths and challenges and in finding strategies which can enable people to reach their potential whilst at university.
DSA funded Specialist 1:1 Autism Mentoring
Starting university can be incredibly exciting but can also a difficult and stressful time, particularly for students with autism. A 1:1 mentor can be a key person in supporting a student to have a smooth transition into university, reach their potential and help them to achieve their goals.
We are registered with DSA QAG as Non Medical Helper (NMH) providers and have over 7 years experience in providing autism mentoring, supporting many students to navigate their way through university and develop a better understanding of their needs and the strategies which can support them.
1:1 Mentoring can help students with autism with the following areas ;
But we understand that everyone is individual so we tailor the session to your needs.
Support with managing time and workload
Developing and understanding social relationships
Liaising and communicating with lecturers and academic staff
Support with managing time and workload
Developing and understanding social relationships
Liaising and communicating with lecturers and academic staff
Helping to break down assignments
Developing organisational skills
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