Why the synergy between client and support worker is everything There’s a version of professional support that doesn’t really work. The support worker is capable. The client is clear about what they need. The hours are agreed, the tasks are defined, and on paper everything looks fine. But something is off — in the rhythm…
What neurodivergent professionals need to know about changes to DWP funding support Access to Work is, on paper, one of the most useful things available to a neurodivergent professional in the UK. A government grant administered by the DWP that can contribute to the cost of workplace support, enabling people who might otherwise go without…
What makes RPC support workers different If you’ve ever tried to find good support as a neurodivergent professional, you’ll know that the options can feel underwhelming. General virtual assistants who are perfectly capable but have no understanding of why certain tasks are disproportionately hard. Well-meaning friends or family who care but don’t have the professional…