EVENT: Brain in Hand: Supporting neurodiverse individuals in Higher Education

Join this free online event for people who need help remembering things, making decisions, planning or managing anxiety. 

WHEN: Thursday 27 April, 2 pm - 3 pm 

WHERE: online event

Register for free

Brain in Hand is a digital self-management support system for people who need help remembering things, making decisions, planning, or managing anxiety. It's not condition-specific, but is often used by people who are autistic or managing anxiety-related mental health challenges. Combining practical human support and digital self-management technology, Brain in Hand helps people live more independently.

Speaker Bio:

Francis Oliver is a Regional Engagement manager at Brain in Hand, and has been with the company for over 6 years. In that time he has worked with individuals in a number of settings to support them in their day to days lives. Jo Desborough Is a Regional Engagement Specialist with Brain in Hand for close to 3 years, and was a self-employed Brain in Hand Specialist before joining the company full time. Jo works with people on a daily basis to manage some of the challenges they face in accessing education, work and the wider community.

To book your place for this talk, please use the following link to our Eventbrite booking page: https://BraininHand.eventbrite.co.uk

For more information about Brain in Hand, please visit: https://braininhand.co.uk/education/.

Brain in Hand is also available through the Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA) and Access to Work, so please feel free to share information about this event with anyone who you feel would be interested in learning about the support service they provide.

For more information about Neurodiversity Week, including links to our podcast series and recordings of our previous events, please visit: https://www.wlv.ac.uk/neurodiversity.