Adults - Peer Mentoring
Peer mentoring is available to people who have a historic diagnosis or have been diagnosed privately through the Right to Choose system. Mentoring can be accessed for a charge from £40 per session.
Peer Mentoring at Matthew's Hub offers a unique opportunity to talk to one of our team of neurodivergent peer mentors who have lived experience alongside knowledge through working with other autistic and/or ADHD adults and young people.
Mentoring is a space to explore your diagnosis, at a time when you are ready to do so. This may involve learning more about autism and/or ADHD, reflecting on how it impacts you as an individual, discussing your own traits and experiences with another neurodivergent person. It provides an opportunity to explore and develop strategies to understand and if possible minimise associated difficulties.
Mentoring sessions can be in person or online to suit.
If you would like more information about our mentoring sessions, please email hello@matthewshub.org
All members can access our social activities and weekly groups – See our What's On to find out more.
Do You Have a Diagnosis of Autism or ADHD?
Are you struggling with:
- Challenges at work
- Relationships and social interactions
- Anxiety and stress
- Independence and daily life skills
- Understanding your own needs
You don't have to face these challenges alone. Peer mentoring can help.
How Peer Mentoring Can Help
Our peer mentors can support you to:
- Better understand your strengths and challenges
- Identify the support you need to thrive
- Communicate your needs clearly and effectively, particularly in the workplace
- Increase confidence and self-awareness
- Develop practical strategies for everyday situations
- Build independence and resilience