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Health, Sports & Psychology
Coaching neurodivergent athletes
This course is designed to improve the knowledge and understanding for anyone working with neurodivergent athletes in sport and exercise settings or with an interest in coaching neurodiverse athletes. Within the sport and exercise sector this may include those in coaching roles, as well as fitness instructors, personal trainers and wider ...
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Health, Sports & Psychology
From ‘refrigerator mothers’ to paracetamol: why harmful autism myths are so common
Decades of research show that autism isn’t caused by parenting choices - yet myths that blame mothers continue to resurface. Donald Trump’s recent comments about paracetamol and pregnancy are just the latest example.
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Money & Business
Diversity and inclusion in the workplace
Do you feel concerned about a lack of diversity in your workplace? Is this something you want to address? Perhaps you’d like to feel more informed on a personal level before taking it further organisationally? This free course introduces you to the benefits and complexities of developing and supporting a diverse and inclusive workforce. It ...
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Science, Maths & Technology
Understanding dyslexia
Dyslexia is a neurodivergent condition affecting over 10% of the population. It is often linked to reading and writing challenges, but also gives rise to strengths like creativity and problem-solving. Each individual experiences dyslexia differently. Despite its prevalence, it remains under-recognised globally. With proper understanding and ...
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Education & Development
ADHD and Dyslexia: How and why formal diagnosis can be helpful
Explore the experiences behind ADHD and dyslexia diagnoses in this interactive feature.
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Health, Sports & Psychology
Why asking what causes autism is the wrong question
When PETA cited small studies to suggest cow’s milk could be linked to autism, it reignited familiar debate around the condition’s causes. But such reporting, like more recent vaccine scares, risks framing autism as a problem to be prevented rather than a difference to be understood and valued.
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Education & Development
5 tried-and-tested study tips for dyslexic students
Studying with dyslexia can sometimes feel overwhelming – but the fact you’ve made it this far shows you have what it takes to succeed. From planning ahead to harnessing your creativity, here are five practical strategies to make studying more effective, less stressful, and more suited to the way you work best.
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Health, Sports & Psychology
The physical impacts of ADHD
ADHD affects more than focus – it can impact the body too. From unexplained bruises to chronic fatigue, these physical effects highlight why school and workplace accommodations should support overall wellbeing, not just productivity.
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Health, Sports & Psychology
Neurodivergence and the menopause: a personal journey
Menopause can intensify cognitive struggles, sensory overwhelm and self-doubt, especially for those with neurodivergent traits. This personal account explores the challenges of balancing career, health and self-advocacy while seeking the right medical and lifestyle support.
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Health, Sports & Psychology
How to support neurodivergent mothers during pregnancy and birth
How can midwives and practitioners create a more positive and supportive birthing experience for neurodivergent mothers?
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Health, Sports & Psychology
Neurodivergence and birth trauma
What are the connections between brain-altering experiences and neurodivergent conditions? This article looks at the links to traumatic birth.
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Education & Development
Dealing with feedback when you are neurodivergent
Why is receiving feedback different when you’re neurodivergent and how can you get better at dealing with it?