LEX Consulting service

Neurodivergence and Accessible Systems Consulting

Accessibility is shaped by communication, process, environment and institutional expectations—not only by an individual’s diagnosis or support needs.

What this involves

Insight that can be used.

LEX Consulting helps organisations examine how neurodivergent people encounter services, information, assessment, workplaces and public systems. The focus can include communication design, predictability, sensory and procedural barriers, inclusion and the assumptions built into a service journey.

Advice can support policy and content review, service design, research, co-design and organisational accessibility work. It is practical and context-specific: the goal is to identify changes an organisation can make and questions that need further testing with affected communities.

Possible outputs

What an engagement may produce.

  • Communication and process review
  • Accessibility observations
  • Neurodivergent co-design input
  • Service journey analysis
  • Recommendations for practical inclusion
Working method

A clear and bounded process.

  1. Review the journey from the user’s point of view
  2. Identify uncertainty, cognitive load and communication barriers
  3. Separate universal improvements from individual adjustments
  4. Recommend changes that can be tested with users
Common questions

Before you engage.

What can neurodivergence consulting cover?

It can cover communication, service design, policy and process, research participation, workplace or institutional accessibility and the practical experience of navigating a system.

Is this a clinical assessment service?

No. This is organisational consulting and lived-experience advice, not diagnosis, clinical assessment or treatment.

Start with the question

Discuss how this service could support your work.

Share the project context, decision or engagement you are considering. A suitable scope can then be discussed.