Preparing Neurodivergent Students for University

 If you’re not sure what you need yet, start with a free intro chat to explore your options.  

A simple way to experience coaching — and get support with what matters right now.

• A one-off session is an opportunity to explore how neurodiversity coaching works and how it could support you. 
• Together we focus on what’s feeling most difficult right now — whether that’s motivation, overwhelm, planning, or preparing for the transition to university.

This session can also be particularly helpful if you are preparing for a Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA) needs assessment. 

• Preparing well is one of the first steps toward building the right support system for university. 
• I can help you think through the challenges you experience in studying, organisation, and daily life so you can clearly explain what support will help you thrive.

Students often leave with greater clarity, a sense of direction, and practical strategies they can begin using straight away.

 Short-term coaching to build confidence, clarity, and practical strategies.

Sometimes one conversation isn’t enough. A short series of sessions gives us time to explore patterns more deeply and begin building strategies that genuinely work for you.

Across four sessions we can work together to:

• understand your learning profile and how your brain works best
• reduce overwhelm and build realistic routines
• develop practical executive function strategies (planning, starting tasks, prioritising)
• prepare for university life, independence, and academic expectations
• get ready for your DSA needs assessment so you can explain the support you need clearly
• build confidence and self-advocacy skills

This package offers structured support during an important transition, helping students move from uncertainty to a clearer, calmer plan for university.