Resources
Practical articles, guides, and perspectives on dementia, neurodivergence, and cognitive health — written to inform, support, and challenge thinking.
We share what we know. These resources are written for professionals, families, and anyone seeking to better understand cognitive health — free to read, grounded in evidence, and written in plain language.
A cognitive health assessment raises immediate and profound questions. This guide walks through what to expect in the weeks and months that follow — practically and emotionally.
Awareness training is a start, not a solution. We explore what genuine workplace inclusion for neurodivergent people actually looks like — and what gets in the way.
The phrase is everywhere. The practice is rarer. We look at what person-centred dementia care requires in reality — and the common ways it falls short.
For many adults, a late diagnosis of autism or ADHD brings relief, grief, and confusion in equal measure. We explore what this transition looks like and how to find a path through it.
Caring for a family member with dementia is one of the most demanding things a person can do. This guide offers honest, practical guidance for families at every stage.
Dementia and neurodivergence affect every workplace — among staff, clients, and the communities organisations serve. We make the case for taking cognitive health seriously at a strategic level.
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A practical checklist to help care providers, employers, and public-facing organisations assess and improve their environments for people living with dementia.
Request this guide →Honest, compassionate guidance on how to approach conversations about a diagnosis with the people you love.
Request this guide →Practical guidance for line managers on supporting neurodivergent team members — from reasonable adjustments to day-to-day communication.
Request this guide →These resources offer a starting point. For tailored support — whether for your organisation or your family — we're here to help.