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What are the stats? Having ADHD at University.
Alex Kerr
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09 January 2025
University is often described as a time of self-discovery, independence, and growth. However, for students with ADHD, university can present an overwhelming set of challenges that extend beyond the classroom.
Sensation vs Perception
Gabi Mendelski
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07 March 2025
What we see, hear, and feel in the world around us isn't exactly what's there — it's all a clever interpretation our brain puts together. When we realise that perception is something we build, not just something we receive, we can design interfaces that work in sync with how people naturally process info.
Understanding ADHD Paralysis: When the Brain Goes Into Freeze Mode
Alex Kerr
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18 December 2024
For individuals with ADHD, the experience of paralysis can feel like a complete "brain crash." This phenomenon isn't a matter of laziness or lack of willpower — it's a neurological response to overwhelm.
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Sensation vs Perception
Gabi Mendelski
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07 March 2025
What we see, hear, and feel in the world around us isn't exactly what's there — it's all a clever interpretation our brain puts together. When we realise that perception is something we build, not just something we receive, we can design interfaces that work in sync with how people naturally process info.
Usability isn't just about functionality
Gabi Mendelski
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17 February 2025
Usability isn’t just about making something work—it’s about making it feel effortless. A product can be fully functional, but if it doesn’t align with how our brains process information, 🤯 it can still feel frustrating or unintuitive.
What are the stats? Having ADHD at University.
Alex Kerr
|
09 January 2025
University is often described as a time of self-discovery, independence, and growth. However, for students with ADHD, university can present an overwhelming set of challenges that extend beyond the classroom.
Understanding ADHD Paralysis: When the Brain Goes Into Freeze Mode
Alex Kerr
|
18 December 2024
For individuals with ADHD, the experience of paralysis can feel like a complete "brain crash." This phenomenon isn't a matter of laziness or lack of willpower — it's a neurological response to overwhelm.
Storyboarding for ADHD study
Alex Kerr
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30 October 2024
Studying with ADHD can be difficult. Many students with ADHD need to come up with creative ways to make sure content can be absorbed and remembered. One strategy we tell them is storyboarding.
An interview with India's first ever certified ADHD Coach - Sonal Singh
Alex Kerr
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22 October 2024
Sonal Singh is pioneering a new path in India as the country’s first-ever certified ADHD coach. In a country where mental health and neurodiversity are still developing areas of awareness, Sonal has become a vital figure for those struggling with executive functioning challenges.
The Overlooked Tool for Academic Success: Why Sensory Diets Should Be Mandatory at Universities
Alex Kerr
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15 October 2024
Sensory processing is a bigger part of our everyday lives than we usually realise. Everyone has sensory quirks—maybe you can’t stand flickering lights, or certain fabric textures make you uncomfortable. Sensory processing affects all of us, whether we’re aware of it or not, and it can definitely shape how we think, feel, and function.
The Fogg Behaviour Model: A Framework for Behaviour Change
Gabi Mendelski
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23 August 2024
Ever wondered why some habits stick while others fade away? 🤔 Understanding some basic principles of behaviour can help you change the behaviour you want for yourself.
