Empowering Minds, Supporting You to Thrive

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One-to-one specialist mentoring for university students, working professionals and private clients.

Delivered by a qualified Specialist Mentor (ASC), Mentorium Minds specialises in supporting neurodivergent individuals through Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA), Access to Work (ATW) and personalised private mentoring.

Every session is tailored to your individual strengths, challenges and goals, helping you build confidence and develop practical strategies to thrive in education, work and everyday life.

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“I would highly recommend Maryam [founder of Mentorium Minds] as she is incredibly friendly, supportive and is excellent at tailoring how support is delivered to the students specific needs.”

— Dafydd, BSc Environmental Geoscience Graduate, Former DSA-funded student

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Specialist Mentoring (ASC)

University Students Funded through Disabled Students Allowance (DSA).

One-to-one Specialist Mentoring (ASC) for eligible university students funded through Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA).

Support is tailored for neurodivergent students, including those with autism, ADHD and related neurodevelopmental differences, helping you develop personalised strategies to thrive at university.

Current NMH Capacity: Available — Academic Year 2026–27

Accepting new DSA-funded Specialist Mentoring (ASC) referrals for online support UK-wide and in-person support across Cardiff/South Wales.

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Last updated: September 2026.

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Private Mentoring

Flexible support without funding requirements.

Personalised one-to-one mentoring tailored to your individual needs, goals and circumstances. Whether you're waiting for DSA or Access to Work funding, don't qualify for funded support, have used all your allocated funding, or simply prefer to self-fund, private mentoring offers flexible support designed around you.

Available to everyone — no funding or formal diagnosis required.

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Specialist Neurodiversity / Workplace Coach

Access to Work funded workplace support for professionals.

One-to-one workplace coaching for eligible employees and self-employed professionals funded through the Access to Work scheme.

Support is tailored to your individual strengths and workplace needs, helping you develop practical strategies for organisation, communication, executive functioning, workplace adjustments and long-term wellbeing at work.