I deliver an ‘Inclusive’ Career Guidance service to assist you identify and appreciate all options on offer; while also making choices that will work best, for you.   I assist students obtain accurate information about ‘inclusive’ learning and work so that they can make informed choices about transitions – and concentrate on strengths and talents.  This can include making sense of applications (including further education, third level, DARE) and raising awareness about various supports on offer on campus and in the workplace.  

The goal is to enable you to realise your true potential.

Uniquely I am part of a Professional Multidisciplinary Network.  This is a Team of Professionals involved in educational and personal development.  I believe this is an added benefit, not just for clients with a disability, but all of my clients.  

For Clients:  It ensures a safe and trustworthy referral network  and provides a good support system when needed. 

For myself and my colleagues:   We support each other as professional colleagues with informal support meetings; this develops our skills as we work from different disciplinary viewpoints.