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Christmas. The most wonderful time of the year?
Actually, if you are neurodivergent, possibly not. Many people find enjoyment in the bright lights, the colourful decorations, the thoughtful presents, and the festive foods that come with the holiday period, but this can be a tough time of year for more people than you might think. For example, imagine a young child, between five and eight years old. At this age, they might not necessarily understand that Christmas is temporary and that the seasonal changes that they might s
Dec 9, 20257 min read


How neurodivergent and disabled students can embrace the university life they desire and deserve
Burnt toast is setting off fire alarms every hour of the night and day. Noisy, and sometimes drink-affected, fellow students are enjoying...
Oct 10, 20255 min read


Autism isn’t an excuse - it’s Gregg Wallace who needs to answer questions about right and wrong
It’s Gregg Wallace who needs to answer questions about right and wrong
Aug 1, 20254 min read


Why all young carers deserve support – even those who don't meet traditional definitions
We are a few weeks on now from Carers Week, the incredibly important annual campaign to raise awareness of caring and highlight the...
Jun 27, 20254 min read


A More Detailed Look into My Experiences and How They Have Shaped Tunnelite Services
‘I’m here, how can I help’ - why my experiences of bullying and mental health can help you Being a child isn’t easy. Being a child who’s...
Jun 27, 20257 min read
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