APP 5 PLANT NANNY Plant Nanny helps you stay hydrated by giving you a plant friend to look after, watering them as you drink throughout your day. I find it extremely difficult to remember to drink, and was constantly tired and dehydrated until I gave plant nanny a go. You input your weight, age and […]
APP 4 CLUE My favourite Period Tracker, getting reminders about when my period is due, or when I might be experiencing PMS makes managing my period so much easier. The depth in which you can log your symptoms and receive details about what regularly occurs during your periods, anywhere from cycle length, variation or the […]
APP 3 WHERING Whering allows you to see your wardrobe at a glance, make outfits or have outfits recommended to you. It makes picking outfits and sorting my wardrobe so much easier, knowing exactly what clothes I have and keeping track of what I wear without having to take anything out or make a mess. […]
APP 2 SWEEPY Sweepy is a Task oriented cleaning app that helps me to break down the often difficult and overwhelming job of cleaning into small manageable steps. I find it difficult to maintain cleaning as a habit, and knowing when and how often I need to clean is made so much easier with recurring […]
Hi! I’m Charlotte, and as a neurodivergent person, I rely a lot on my phone to keep me organised. Using apps and alarms helps me to maintain habits I struggle to do by myself, and having them has allowed me a higher level of independence and organisation that I would struggle to achieve without resources […]
This blog lists 3 of our favourite things. These resources are also the ones we recommended on almost a daily basis to healthcare students and Health Care Practitioners we support. We love them so much that they are also included in our “Some Simple Solutions” inclusive practice workshop for mentors and Trusts and our dyslexia […]
This guest blog is by Janice St John (@jstjohnmatthews) AHP CPD Lead, Senior Lecturer at University of the West of England and MRI/CT Radiographer and also happens to have dyslexia. Janice talks about 3 of the 7 core concepts of teaching learners who have dyslexia or other neurodiverse profiles such as dyspraxia, AD(H)D mulitisensory teaching, opportunities for […]
Unison magazine have just contacted me to see if I am available for a photograph this week. Problem – I really need my hair cut. Solution – arrange for the photo to be taken on the seafront as it is certain to be windswept so any hairstyle will count for nothing….or maybe a hat – I […]