NEURODIVERSITY

Neurodiversity Support

Neurodivergent conditions such as ADHD, autism, dyslexia and dyspraxia are part of everyday variation in how people think, learn and experience the world. Whether you’re neurodivergent yourself, support someone who is, or want to understand workplace adjustments, these resources can help.

Workplace & CommunityLocal & Self-helpNational Support

WORKPLACE & COMMUNITY

Workplace & Community Networks

Training, mentoring and peer networks for neurodivergent people at work.

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Neurodiversity Hub

A global community of practice offering training, mentoring, academic accommodations and employment pathways for neurodivergent students, graduates and employers.

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Neurodiversity UK

A UK social enterprise providing ADHD coaching, workplace neurodiversity training for managers and HR, and a directory of neuroinclusive community events.

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LOCAL & SELF-HELP

Local & Self-Help Resources

Support closer to home, and practical guidance on workplace adjustments.

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CASS Partnership

A Coventry and Warwickshire partnership offering social sessions, skills workshops and a wellbeing tool specifically for autistic children, adults and families.

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Keeping Well NWL: Neurodiversity

An NHS staff wellbeing service page explaining ADHD, autism, dyslexia and related conditions, and workplace adjustments under the Equality Act.

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Choose Your Way

Warwickshire-based neurodivergent-affirming therapy for ADHD, AuDHD and Autistic adults, including the ND BrainSpace support group.

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NATIONAL SUPPORT

National Charities & Support Groups

Wider mental health and ADHD-specific support, information and peer groups.

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Mind

A national mental health charity offering helplines, peer support communities and local services for anyone experiencing a mental health problem.

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ADHD UK

A UK charity run by people with ADHD, offering diagnosis pathway information, free peer support groups, a coaching marketplace, and employment guidance.

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Need to Talk to Someone at CWTH?

Our Health and Wellbeing Champions offer a confidential, listening ear if you’d rather talk to someone from within general practice first. You’re not alone, and reaching out is always the right step.