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Our screener tools are for the parent who's been quietly wondering. The adult who's always found certain things harder than they probably should. The student who masks so well nobody's ever flagged anything. The teacher who wants to understand a young person better.

No referral. No letter. No pressure.

Just a clearer picture - for whoever needs it.

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Assistive technology - or AT - training is software and digital tools designed to support the way you learn, work and process information. Things like text to speech, dictation, note taking apps and mind mapping tools.

A lot of people are recommended it through an assessment or workplace adjustment, and then left to figure it out on their own.

Good AT training is practical and personalised. It helps you understand how the tools work within your actual day - your study tasks, your workload, the way you organise and process information - so you can use them with confidence.

Sessions at Access2Learn are hands-on and built around you, so you leave knowing how to actually use what you've been given.

👉 Find out more about our personalised AT Training: access2learn.co.uk/assistive-technology-training-for-accessibility

When a young person is struggling to come to school, the reasons are rarely simple.

Anxiety, unmet needs, emotional overwhelm - often a combination of things that have built up over time.

EBSA stands for Emotionally Based School Avoidance, and it's something more and more schools are navigating with limited internal capacity to respond.

Our 6-week programme works with the young person, their family and the school together - because lasting change needs consistency across all three. Sessions are delivered online, follow a low-pressure structure, and are built around gradual re-engagement rather than forcing immediate attendance change.

If your school is supporting pupils with EBSA and could use structured external help, get in touch.

👉 access2learn.co.uk/ebsa-support

A lot of people don't realise how depleted they are until someone asks how they're really doing.

If you're navigating work, study or everyday life in a way that feels unsustainable, there are different kinds of support depending on what you need.

Coaching helps you understand how your brain works and build practical strategies around it.

Counselling gives you space to explore emotions, patterns and experiences that might be harder to put into words.

Co-coaching supports both you and a manager or colleague to work better together.

And for teenagers, there's a dedicated coaching space too - built around confidence and self-understanding, not fixing.

Everything is connected. If you're not sure where to start, just get in touch and we'll help you work out what kind of support makes the most sense for you.

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Not all screeners are the same.

Many tools on the market take 30 minutes or more. Some cost up to £60. Most give you a single score and leave you to figure out the rest.

Our updated screening tools take just a few minutes, break your results down by category - executive functioning, sensory processing and more - and connect you to a team who can help you understand what comes next.

Because understanding your brain is just the beginning. If your results suggest further support could help, we offer diagnostic assessments, coaching, counselling and more - all built around you.

A screener is a starting point - not a dead end.

Head to the link below to get started 👇

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Coaching isn't a pep talk. It's not someone telling you to "believe in yourself" and sending you on your way.

For neurodivergent individuals, good coaching is structured, practical, and built around how your brain actually works. It helps you figure out what's getting in the way - and develop real strategies for work, study, and everyday life.

No diagnosis needed. No jargon. Just a space to understand yourself better and work out what to do differently.

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We've updated our neurodivergent screening tools - and we think you'll notice the difference.

More insightful results. Clearer next steps. And still only a few minutes to complete.

With over 200,000 people currently waiting for an NHS diagnosis - some for up to three years - we know how important it is to have a clear, accessible starting point. Our updated screeners cover dyslexia, dyspraxia, ADHD and autism, and are built around research developed with specialist assessors.

When you complete a screener, your results are broken down into categories - things like executive functioning and sensory processing - so you get a score on each area, not just an overall result. It's about helping you understand how your brain works.

A screener isn't a diagnosis - but it can be the moment things start to make sense.

Head to the link below to get started 👇

https://bit.ly/4uQ3dnC

Mental Health Awareness Week is for everyone - no matter where you are right now.

Whether you have answers or are still looking for them, whether you're supporting someone else or figuring out your own next step - you belong in this conversation.

Every part of the journey counts. 💙