The Access to Work ADHD Guide That Actually Makes Sense
What the scheme funds, who qualifies, and where to start, without complicated jargon, from someone who's guided ADHD women through it. Free download.
You (Might Have) Heard "Access to Work" Mentioned. Nobody's Actually Explained It.
Someone in a Facebook group, your GP, or mentioned briefly at the bottom of your ADHD diagnostic report: you may be aware that the government will fund ADHD coaching. Thousands of pounds of it, sometimes. And then you went looking and found a government website written like it was designed to be closed again within four minutes.
I know this scheme from the inside, as the person who guides ADHD women through this exact process. This guide is the version I wish someone had handed me: what Access to Work actually is, what it covers, who qualifies, and what the process really looks like, not the government's version, mine.
Membership Pricing & Access
What Access to Work actually funds
Before anything changes, your nervous system needs to stop screaming. This is where overwhelm softens and clarity finally lands.
Who qualifies
you do not need a diagnosis, and your bank balance is irrelevant
What the application actually asks
so you're not refreshing your inbox wondering if it's broken
so nothing catches you off guard
The real timeline
What to do if you get stuck,
including where the mini-course and 1:1 support come in if you want more hand-holding later
Who the Club Is For
This is for you if:
● You've heard Access to Work mentioned and want the plain-English version before you commit any time to it
● You're not sure if you'd even qualify
● You want to understand the process before you're staring down the application itself
I'm Amy. Undiagnosed ADHD as a girl, ten years of higher education and a career across psychiatric care and to build NeuroMagic Club properly. I've sat across from more women trying to explain themselves to a system than I can count, and you know what, most of them just needed someone to translate it first.
This guide is that translation, free, no catch, just the thing I wish someone had put in my hands years ago.
Why Me
FAQs heading in here for this section
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No. The scheme looks at how ADHD affects your work, not whether you've got a formal diagnosis.
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Yes. No card details, just your email so I can send it over.
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You'll get the guide straight to your inbox, and a couple of follow-up emails with more detail. You can unsubscribe any time.
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That's exactly what the Access to Work Mini-Course is for, it walks you through writing the application itself.
Go on, get the guide. Four minutes of reading beats another four weeks of avoiding it.
