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Discover practical advice, lived experience, theological reflection and accessible resources for ADHD, autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia and other forms of neurodivergence.
Our Offer
We are here to offer advice and tools, whether you are in the disernment process, an ordinand or an incumbent.
We understand the individuality of ministry is an integral part of the Church of England. Our advice, tools and guidance are created with this in mind, but specifically helping those with Neurodiversity to achieve more in their service to God. We answer questions you may have, we explore options you are often asked too, and we give you tools to truly be successful.
Our Advice and Guidance
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Step-by-Step Timeline for Ministry Discernment
The Church of England’s Shared Discernment Process can feel like a daunting wall of paperwork, interviews, and formal panels. If you have dyslexia, the heavy emphasis on reading, journaling, and written reflections might seem intimidating before you even begin. But…
Waiting for Your Stage 2 Report
You’ve packed your bags, left the residential panel, and made it home. The intense adrenaline of Stage 2 is wearing off, leaving you with one daunting task: waiting for the Bishop’s report. For a neurodivergent brain, this gap between the panel and hearing from your…
Choosing the Right Theological College for Your Neurodivergent Mind
You’ve done it. You’ve navigated the endless paperwork, the intense interviews, and the emotional rollercoaster of Stage 2. If you’ve just received a recommendation for training—take a massive breath and celebrate. You have earned it. But once the dust settles, a new…
How to Master the Unstructured Week
Here is a practical guide to imposing healthy, neuro-inclusive structure onto the unstructured weeks of ministry training and parish life.
The Neurodivergent Minister’s Survival Guide
Here is a practical guide to protecting your peace, hacking the system, and advocating for what you actually need to thrive.
How to Welcome Neurodiversity into Your Church
Here is a guide to help your church create a culture where neurodivergent minds can truly belong.