Client Testimonials

Read about how TWIP have already helped other professionals at work.

Have a look at how TWIP have already helped other professionals at work.

Dr Helen Kara

I was diagnosed autistic at the age of 56 and the support I have received from TWIP since then has improved my life beyond measure. The workplace adjustment coaching is transformative, and still helpful today as adjusting to a later-life diagnosis is a very long process. And the support for my work has enabled me to come much closer to reaching my full potential than I ever thought would be possible. Being able to focus my talent, instead of endlessly struggling with tasks I find unusually difficult, makes work a joy instead of an ordeal. I am enormously grateful.

Dr Helen Kara is a leading independent researcher, author, teacher and speaker specialising in research methods.

Dr Nicky Priaulx

Coach (Master’s Degree Expert) & Innovation Fellow (Cardiff University)

I will forever be grateful to The Work Inclusion Project for their incredible help and support. Newly diagnosed with ADHD, I came to TWIP disillusioned, stressed, and totally burned out by a chaotic job. I felt clueless in terms of what to do next.

Gladly, the caring team at TWIP knew precisely what to do next. The team helped me understand that there were many forms of support and tools that could make a big difference, as well as financial support to help the employability of people with disabilities. In addition, their deep understanding of how neurodivergence impacts individuals in the workplace, has also helped me develop self-knowledge and confidence.

As a result of TWIP’s help, my life has dramatically changed, for the positive. I enjoy work, I feel in control of my life, and I have support that helps me be the very best I can be at work and life. Thank you TWIP.

Dr T

Mid-career academic at a Russel Group University

My coaching with TWIP has been genuinely life-changing for me. The combination of practical problem-solving and big-picture conversations about being neurodivergent in the workplace has, over time, built up my confidence and resilience in ways I can feel at work every day. The focus on joyfulness is a real antidote to all the productivity-talk I hear elsewhere.

Anna

Without TWIP, I doubt I would have had the executive function needed to even apply for Access to Work, let alone work out what could help me. Newly diagnosed as neurodivergent, I was only just coming to terms with what my disability hindered for me, and how that was different to other people. Even when my award came through, I struggled to manage that, having become physically ill through burnout and increasingly unable to manage my workload and duties. With TWIP’s help and with my amazing support worker from TWIP, I have been able to turn things around, and even start to contribute at a more senior level due to being able to work in ways that better fit my brain and my needs. I now get comments such as “You are extremely prompt and organised, as always” – unheard of for me, before TWIP’s help!