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By Bus There is a regular bus service to Cardiff City Stadium from Cardiff Central Bus Station. Bus numbers 1, 8, 95, X91, X1 and 95B stop nearby, the most direct numbers are 1, 2, 4, 95A, 95B and 95C. “All the resources in the bagsare there to help customers with sensory needs to feel more comfortable whenthey are visiting a hub or library. The bags were compiled by theCouncil’s Neurodivergent Friendly Cardiff team, Scope’s Youth CommunityCollective Cardiff and the Neuro Roots group within Cardiff Youth Service at aspecial launch event at Central Library Hub. The bags have been donated byScope and the contents have been funded from the UK Government’s SharedProsperity Fund. She has a particular interest in trauma-informed approaches to assessment and in improving access to psychological care for autistic individuals. This presentation provides an overview of creating truly inclusive educational environments where neurodivergent learners can flourish. We'll explore key principles of neurodiversity-affirming practice, moving beyond awareness to action. The session will emphasise the importance of understanding individual strengths, fostering positive learning identities, and building collaborative partnerships between educators, families, and support professionals. We will also give practical examples of how these principles are applied within The Haven, an online school designed specifically for neurodivergent learners. And This translates into a caring professional as she constantly strives to improve her knowledge and give unique and individual care. Feel safe to connect, seek advice, support, learn, and thrive with likeminded individuals. Please note, you can contact the SPOA team to discuss a child or young person without identifying them. K2’s Workplace Neurodiversity Assessments provide a vital service for employers looking to support neurodiverse employees. Our Neurodiversity Specialists are skilled in collaborating with individuals to identify their strengths and any necessary workplace adjustments, ensuring they can fulfil their potential. Whether an employer refers an employee with suspected neurodiverse conditions or supports an employee who requests an assessment, our specialists offer personalised, actionable advice. Meaningful connections are always going to be a value addition in anyone’s life, but especially so for an individual with autism. This is because relationships are often a cause of strain for them, as not everyone can understand their difficulties. We also offer Occupational Health Solutions full dyslexia diagnostic assessments for children aged 8 and upwards. Explore our range of services designed to support neurodiverse individuals and their families. Our clinical team also offer consultations to professionals working with children, young people and families. Set up by Cardiff resident and Psychology MA Kyla Scott, LBM are free to access, community based mental well-being intervention for children, teens, young adults,  and their primary caregiver/s. During our sessions they  holistically explore topics chosen by young attendees with the aim of empowering them to channel their energy through carefully selected activities. I am interested in supervising students who wish to undertake a PhD relating to neurodivergence in children, adulthood or older adulthood. Once fully assessed, a diagnoses will be considered and confirmed, if appropriate. The team will then discuss helpful next steps, possibly including support through specialist organisations. Using a lived experience to show how early diagnosis, early intervention, and early support can be empowering and enabling in creating a confident and positive learning journey. A brief understanding of how this ties to the company's mission and the services they offer. Join Suzi, and AuDHD speaker and comedian, for an enlightening and entertaining journey as she shares her lived experiences of being identified with autism and ADHD as an adult. Nathan is the Creative Director of social enterprise Neuro Expression, which aims to make the creative sectors more neurodiverse and disability friendly. Neuro Expression helps organisations to make reasonable adjustments, design accessible spaces and materials, and create inclusive opportunities for people of all abilities to engage with the arts. Nathan is a Trainer and Speaker on neurodivergence, has a background in social work and visual artistry, and uses his lived experience to help others thrive in work and education. Jennifer is the founder of ThinkDIF, a coaching and consultancy service supporting organisations to become more neuroinclusive. Prior to this, she worked in the technology sector as an award-winning senior HR professional. They will be a main point of contact for you and will work closely with you to address any concerns or difficulties you may face and help you make a successful transition to university life. In the UK, about 3-4% of the population are thought to have ADHD and at least 1% are thought to be on the autism spectrum. Roughly one in 10 have dyslexia,1 but the truth of the matter is these figures are likely to under-represent the true numbers; it is to be expected that these will rise with increasing awareness and access to assessments. Autism assessments work best when they employ a collaborative and personalised approach, working closely with the individual being assessed. This helps me understand the individual’s perspective, emotions and struggles better, allowing me to uncover vital information that improves the efficacy of my diagnostic process. I use a variety of assessment techniques for this, such as questionnaires, self-reports, and interviews. Families can find information to support a child’s and their own needs including “Preparing your child for adulthood”, “Parent Space” & “Hiding in Plain Sight”.Schools can find more specific information in the Reasonable Adjustments zone. You may also like “Hiding in Plain Sight”.Teenagers have their own Teenage Zone under almost every section. You may also like the “Hiding in Plain Sight”, “Friendships” & “Siblings” zones.Young adults also have their own section called “My Independent Life”. The helpline operators provide a listening ear to anyone wanting support with their mental health. Information about what neurodivergence is, services and training opportunities available online and across Wales. The website is helping to deliver the Welsh Government ND vision and strategy. The resources are aimed at increasing the knowledge, skills, understanding of neurodivergence and practical tools for parents/carers of neurodivergent people. We help families and individuals stuck on waiting lists to get the diagnostic assessments and pre, during, and post-diagnostic support that public services struggle to provide promptly. NTI's Vision – to ensure all Neurodivergent people thrive in school, at home, at work and across our communities. This page offers a collection of resources to help you understand and support neurodivergence. In addition to academic attainment, we recognise the importance of social connection, we offer opportunities for students with ASC to be part of a supportive social group. Disclosing your disability early allows you and the university to plan for any necessary adjustments. This helps to ensure a smoother transition into university life, minimizing any potential challenges and enabling you to fully engage with your studies from the start. Support and reasonable adjustments can then be agreed once diagnostic evidence of your disability has been provided to our team. Hearing the stories of other parents, the real struggles and real positive thoughts made us feel humbled.