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Discover practical advice, lived experience, theological reflection and accessible resources for ADHD, autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia and other forms of neurodivergence.
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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.
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Supporting Ordinands, Curates and Lay Ministers with OCD
This guide is designed to help training incumbents and diocesan leaders understand how OCD impacts ministry—particularly in the form of religious OCD or “scrupulosity”—and how to put practical support structures in place so neurodivergent ministers can thrive in their calling.
Supporting Ordinands, Curates and Lay Ministers with Autism Spectrum Disorder
This guide is designed to help training incumbents and diocesan leaders understand how autism impacts ministry and how to put practical support structures in place so neurodivergent ministers can thrive in their calling.
Supporting Ordinands, Curates and Lay Ministers with Dyspraxia
This guide is designed to help training incumbents and diocesan leaders understand how dyspraxia impacts ministry and how to put practical support structures in place so neurodivergent ministers can thrive in their calling.
Supporting Ordinands, Curates and Lay Ministers with Dyslexia
This guide is designed to help training incumbents and diocesan leaders understand how dyslexia impacts ministry and how to put practical support structures in place so neurodivergent ministers can thrive in their calling.
Supporting Ordinands, Curates & Lay Ministers with ADHD
This guide is designed to help training incumbents and diocesan leaders understand how ADHD impacts ministry and how to put practical support structures in place so neurodivergent ministers can thrive.
The Timeline for Ministry Discernment
Feeling a call to ministry is a big deal. It can be life-changing, exciting, and, frankly, a little overwhelming at times. The prospect of navigating the Church of England’s discernment process might feel particularly daunting, regardless of your background or life...
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
The discernment process is rarely straightforward. Whether you are just starting to research theological colleges or prepping for national panels, a big practical question sits at the end of it all. Where will you actually train? Many candidates default to the one or...
The Neruodivergent Wilderness, A Lent Series
If you are neurodivergent and in the Church of England discernment process, you are probably already exhausted. You are navigating a system built for neurotypical administrators. You may be decoding C4 Faculty forms, waiting out the endless silence between DDO...