ND Oracle
Understand neurodivergence without doing all the digging yourself
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Daily life
Planning, routines, paperwork, technology and low-pressure downtime.
Sensory & environment
Noise, light, touch, overload, travel and making environments easier to use.
Communication
Phone calls, processing time, AAC, written communication and mixed communication needs.
Work
Adjustments, disclosure, interviews, job-search support and staying in work.
Education & study
Organisation, study support, exams, school or college access and transitions.
Assessment & diagnosis
Assessment routes, waiting, private options, next steps and condition-specific information.
Health & wellbeing
Mental wellbeing, healthcare access, sleep, food, burnout and everyday health support.
Relationships & community
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Start with something you need to do
- I keep losing track of tasks or struggle to get started. What might help me organise the next step?
- Which current games might suit me if I want little or no time pressure?
- Where can I look for workplace support in Great Britain if disability or a health condition affects my work?
- I want autism information or support. Which kind of organisation am I actually looking for?
- Are there practical anxiety or self-management tools in the current catalogue that were made with autistic people in mind?
Start with a question
20 evidence-linked topics are available now.
- What does neurodiversity mean?
- What is autism?
- What is ADHD?
- Why can starting or organising tasks feel hard?
- Why can sound, light or touch feel intense?
- Why can reading or spelling stay difficult?
- Why can coordination and everyday movement be hard?
- What are tics and Tourette syndrome?
- What does learning disability mean in the UK?
- Why can understanding or using language be difficult?
- What does dyscalculia mean, and how is it different from ordinary maths difficulty?
- What do people mean by masking or camouflaging?
- What is autistic burnout, and how certain is the evidence?
- What is monotropism?
- What is interoception?
- What is alexithymia?
- Why do people stim?
- What kinds of communication differences can matter?
- Why can starting a task be difficult?
- What do people mean by sensory overload?