NeuroCompass

22/02/2026

📣 Worcester locals — this is for you!

Looking for a calm, welcoming space to get work done alongside others who get it?

✨ Join NeuroCompass for the Neurodiversity in Business Co-Working Day on Wednesday 4th March at The Kiln , Worcester.

This neuroinclusive co-working day is designed for neurodivergent professionals, freelancers, and business owners who want to work in ways that suit their brains — with no pressure and plenty of flexibility.

💡 This month’s focus: Accountability
The day includes a 30-minute Neurodiversity Strategy Surgery exploring practical accountability strategies, plus plenty of focused time to work on your own projects in a supportive environment.

What to expect:
✔️ Calm, supportive workspace
✔️ Friendly professional community
✔️ Dedicated time for your own work
✔️ Optional strategy guidance
✔️ Free tea, coffee & superfast Wi-Fi
✔️ Take-away resource to support productivity

🗓 Wednesday 4th March | 9.30am–4.30pm
📍 The Kiln, Worcester (WR1 2HB)
💷 £15 | FREE for Kiln members

🎟️ Book here: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/neurocompass/t-zoogeqe
📩 To find out more: hello@theneurocompass.com

Feel free to share with anyone who might benefit 💛

20/02/2026

✨ What is NeuroCompass?

NeuroCompass is here to support neurodivergent adults to understand themselves, build confidence, and create strategies that truly work for their brains — not against them.

Through inclusive consultancy, practical support, and neuro-affirming approaches, I help individuals and organisations move beyond “fitting in” and towards genuine understanding, strengths-based working, and sustainable success.

Because when people are supported in the right way, they don’t just cope — they thrive. 💙

20/02/2026

✨ Client feedback like this means so much ✨

Supporting neurodivergent individuals to reduce overwhelm, build practical structure, and move forward with confidence is at the heart of what I do at NeuroCompass.

It’s always a privilege to work alongside clients in a way that feels calm, collaborative, and guided by their priorities — helping them find strategies that truly fit their brain. 💛

20/02/2026

✨ Neurodiversity in Business Co-Working Day – 4th March ✨

Join our Neurodiversity in Business Co-Working Day, a neuroinclusive workspace designed to support neurodivergent professionals, freelancers, and business owners in working in ways that suit their brains.

The day includes practical strategies, optional guidance through the Neurodiversity Strategy Surgery, and opportunities to personalise accountability and productivity approaches.

This session will focus on Accountability — practical strategies to help you stay on track and make progress in ways that suit your brain.

📍 The Kiln, Worcester, WR1 2HB
Facilitated by Helena from NeuroCompass
🗓 Wednesday 4th March | ⏰ 9.30am–4.30pm

🗂️ Structure of the day
9.30 – 9.45 | Welcome and settling in
9.45 – 12.30 | Neuroinclusive co-working space
12.30 – 1.00 | 🧠 Neurodiversity Strategy Surgery
1.00 – 4.30 | Neuroinclusive co-working space, with opportunities to talk through and personalise accountability strategies

What’s included
✔️ A calm, neuroinclusive workspace
✔️ A supportive professional community
✔️ Superfast Wi-Fi
✔️ Free tea & coffee
✔️ A take-away resource with practical strategies
✔️ Access to the Neurodiversity Strategy Surgery

🧠 Neurodiversity Strategy Surgery | 12.30 – 1.00pm
A 30-minute guided session exploring four practical accountability strategies, with space for questions and discussion.

A calm, neuroinclusive space for neurodivergent professionals, freelancers, and business owners — no pressure to join the guided elements, just use the space in the way that works for you.

There will also be informal opportunities throughout the day to explore strategies in a way that’s bespoke to you — with no expectation to participate.

💷 £15 for non-members | Free for Kiln members
🎟️ To book: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/neurocompass/t-zoogeqe
📩 To find out more: hello@theneurocompass.com

19/02/2026

Neuroinclusion isn’t about changing people.
It’s about changing environments so everyone can do their best work.

19/02/2026

I’m still smiling after yesterday’s Neurodiversity in Business Co-Working Day 💙

I feel so proud to be supporting such amazing people. It was a powerful day of connection, focus, and shared understanding — seeing people work in ways that truly suit their brains, supporting one another, and leaving feeling calmer and more accomplished is exactly why these sessions exist.

One piece of feedback really stayed with me:
“Thank you for today! I realised when I got home that my brain doesn't feel like it's going a mile a minute and I feel that's to do with the fact that I got things done and took the time to think about that fact instead of beating myself up for what I didn't do, like I usually do. You made that happen! ❤️”

This is what neuroinclusive spaces are all about, reducing overwhelm, celebrating progress, and helping people work with their brains, not against them.

✨ The next Neurodiversity in Business Co-Working Group is on 4th March at The Kiln (Worcester) — I’d love you to come and join us! More details coming soon.

18/02/2026

🎉 What an amazing day at The Kiln!

It was great to see everyone working, connecting, and exploring time management strategies in our neuroinclusive space. 💛

Stay tuned — info for our next session on 4th March (focus: Accountability) will be out soon!

17/02/2026

Really enjoyed supporting a creative client this morning — spending time understanding how their brain works best and developing bespoke strategies that truly fit them.

There’s something very powerful about creating approaches that are personalised, practical, and built around someone’s strengths rather than expectations. ✨

This is exactly what NeuroCompass is all about — helping people find ways of working that feel sustainable, supportive, and authentically theirs.

14/02/2026

In a world that often expects constant interaction, choosing solitude can be a powerful form of self-support.

12/02/2026

Less than a week to go now — it will be great to see you all there! 😊

Helena from NeuroCompass is launching a Neuroinclusive co-working day designed for neurodivergent professionals, freelancers, and business owners who want to work in a calm, supportive environment that recognises different ways of thinking, processing, and working — and offers practical strategies to help them work with their brains, not against them.

📍 The Kiln, Worcester, Facilitated by neurodiversity expert Helena from NeuroCompass
🗓 Wednesday 18th February
⏰ 9.30am – 4.30pm

Each session focuses on a practical theme, starting with Time Management.

🗂️ Structure of the day
9.30 – 9.45 | Welcome and settling in
9.45 – 12.30 | Neuroinclusive co-working space – an opportunity to connect or focus on your own projects
12.30 – 1.00 | 🧠 Neurodiversity Strategy Surgery - A 30-minute guided session exploring four practical time management strategies, with space for questions and discussion.
1.00 – 4.30 | Neuroinclusive co-working space, with opportunities to talk through and personalise time management strategies.

What’s included:
✔️ A calm, neuroinclusive workspace
✔️ A supportive professional community
✔️ Superfast Wi-Fi
✔️ Free tea & coffee
✔️ A take-away resource with practical strategies
✔️ Access to the Neurodiversity Strategy Surgery
There will also be informal opportunities throughout the day to explore strategies in a way that’s bespoke to you. Participation in the Strategy Surgery is entirely optional.

💷 £15 for non-members
💷 Free for current Kiln members

This space is about working with your brain — not against it.

📩 To book or find out more: hello@theneurocompass.com

11/02/2026

✨ Dyslexia and exams ✨

This article outlines some fantastic strategies to help support dyslexic learners through exam periods.

What really stands out for me is the recognition that support needs to be holistic — not just focused on revision and exam technique, but on wellbeing too.
As Holly Bolt puts it, it’s about “looking after your mind, body and soul throughout.”

Exams can be emotionally and cognitively demanding, and how a learner feels during this time matters just as much as the strategies they’re given.

A thoughtful and reassuring read for students, parents and those supporting dyslexic learners.

https://senmagazine.co.uk/issues/28107/sen140-2026-january-february/