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Welcome to TWIP

Specialist in-work support for disabled academics, entrepreneurs, and professionals

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For disabled people

  • Support to understand disabling barriers at work and to identify practical solutions & funding support
  • Specialist coaching to develop strengths-based strategies to navigate barriers
  • Supply, training & management of specialist Support Workers, Job Aides and Enablers
  • Online co-working support, peer support groups, and webinars
  • Advocacy and solution-focused dispute intervention

For employers

  • Workplace Inclusion Training: Disability, Neurodivergence, and Chronic Illness (online or in person) CPD Accredited
  • Managing Disability Training: for managers and HR personnel (online or in person) CPD Accredited
  • Trauma-informed & neurodivergent-aware dispute resolution services, impartial expert investigations, and mediation
  • Co-coaching and group coaching to build mutually supportive and anti-ableist working relationships, and balance competing needs and solve challenges arising from disabling barriers.
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For disability practitioners

  • Association for Coaching Accredited training in disability coaching for work
  • Expert workplace disability coach supervision and facilitated peer supervision

For assessors

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Discover our services

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Contact Us

Use the form below to get in-touch with us and a member of our friendly team will assist you with your query.

Free Advice Sessions and Webinars

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An infographic with the text "Coaching That Works: Supporting Disabled and Neurodivergent People at Work. Free Session." There is an image of Shazeaa Ishmael.
An infographic with the text "Access to Work: Advice Session." There is an image of Gary Lamont.

Welcome to TWIP

Specialist in-work support for disabled academics, entrepreneurs, and professionals

A group of diverse people smiling and dressed casually.

For disabled people

  • Support to understand disabling barriers at work and to identify practical solutions & funding support
  • Specialist coaching to develop strengths-based strategies to navigate barriers
  • Supply, training & management of specialist Support Workers, Job Aides and Enablers
  • Online co-working support, peer support groups, and webinars
  • Advocacy and solution-focused dispute intervention
A group of people dressed in casual office-wear and smiling.

For employers

  • Workplace Inclusion Training: Disability, Neurodivergence, and Chronic Illness (online or in person) CPD Accredited
  • Managing Disability Training: for managers and HR personnel (online or in person) CPD Accredited
  • Trauma-informed & neurodivergent-aware dispute resolution services, impartial expert investigations, and mediation
  • Co-coaching and group coaching to build mutually supportive and anti-ableist working relationships, and balance competing needs and solve challenges arising from disabling barriers.
A group of people dressed colourfully.

For disability practitioners

  • Association for Coaching Accredited training in disability coaching for work
  • Expert workplace disability coach supervision and facilitated peer supervision

For assessors

Discover our services

An arrow pointing to the right and connected to 'Discover our services'

Contact Us

Use the form below to get in-touch with us and a member of our friendly team will assist you with your query.

Free Advice Sessions and Webinars

An infographic with the text "Inclusion in Practice: Supporting Disabled and Neurodivergent People at Work. Free session." There is an image of Ana Lavos.
An infographic with the text "Coaching That Works: Supporting Disabled and Neurodivergent People at Work. Free Session." There is an image of Shazeaa Ishmael.
An infographic with the text "Access to Work: Advice Session." There is an image of Gary Lamont.

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