
SU Tea and Tips: Organise Your Way (Neurodiversity focused)
Tue 29 Sept · 09:30
Light Room, Level 3 Queens Student Union
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The SU Tea and Tips session focuses on organisational strategies for neurodivergent individuals. It will be held at the Queens Student Union in Belfast on 29 September 2026 at 09:30. Attendance is free.
These small group sessions focus on organisational strategies and signpost supports for those who find organisation challenging.
All students are welcome if experiencing difficulties with organisation, athough the sessions may be suited to those experiencing challenges associated with neurodivergence. We can help to direct to resources and services where necessary. All of this happens over a cuppa and a chat!
Maximum group size is 6 to allow for individual questions to be answered. Students can also share what works with each other and recognise that they are not alone in their difficulties. The space is intended to support students by providing the time to consider their strategies for the term and how they will structure their week with priorities and commitments in mind.
There will be a waitlist so please do cancel if you cannot attend. If the session proves popular, further sessions will be offered and students will be contacted regarding this.
If places are no longer available, the Learning Development Service offers a module on Canvas that includes interactive resources relating to study skills, including organisation- go.qub.ac.uk/TSHome
You can also book one-to-one appointments with LDS- One-to-One Appointments | Student Centre | Queen's University Belfast
For information on Assistive Technology to support organisation- Assistive Technology Hub – How to get the best out of assistive tech for your academic journey.
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Frequently asked questions
SU Tea and Tips: Organise Your Way (Neurodiversity focused) takes place on Tuesday, 29 September 2026 at 09:30.
SU Tea and Tips: Organise Your Way (Neurodiversity focused) is held at Light Room, Level 3 Queens Student Union in Belfast (1 Elmwood Avenue, Belfast, BT9 6AZ).
Entry to SU Tea and Tips: Organise Your Way (Neurodiversity focused) is free.
The forecast for SU Tea and Tips: Organise Your Way (Neurodiversity focused) is Mainly clear · 14°C.
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Light Room, Level 3 Queens Student Union can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Tickets for SU Tea and Tips: Organise Your Way (Neurodiversity focused) can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.

SU Tea and Tips: Organise Your Way (Neurodiversity focused)
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The SU Tea and Tips session focuses on organisational strategies for neurodivergent individuals. It will be held at the Queens Student Union in Belfast on 29 September 2026 at 09:30. Attendance is free.
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Organiser’s full description
These small group sessions focus on organisational strategies and signpost supports for those who find organisation challenging.
All students are welcome if experiencing difficulties with organisation, athough the sessions may be suited to those experiencing challenges associated with neurodivergence. We can help to direct to resources and services where necessary. All of this happens over a cuppa and a chat!
Maximum group size is 6 to allow for individual questions to be answered. Students can also share what works with each other and recognise that they are not alone in their difficulties. The space is intended to support students by providing the time to consider their strategies for the term and how they will structure their week with priorities and commitments in mind.
There will be a waitlist so please do cancel if you cannot attend. If the session proves popular, further sessions will be offered and students will be contacted regarding this.
If places are no longer available, the Learning Development Service offers a module on Canvas that includes interactive resources relating to study skills, including organisation- go.qub.ac.uk/TSHome
You can also book one-to-one appointments with LDS- One-to-One Appointments | Student Centre | Queen's University Belfast
For information on Assistive Technology to support organisation- Assistive Technology Hub – How to get the best out of assistive tech for your academic journey.
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📍 Venue
Light Room, Level 3 Queens Student Union1 Elmwood Avenue, Belfast, BT9 6AZ
Windsor, Belfast
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When is SU Tea and Tips: Organise Your Way (Neurodiversity focused)?
SU Tea and Tips: Organise Your Way (Neurodiversity focused) takes place on Tuesday, 29 September 2026 at 09:30.
Where is SU Tea and Tips: Organise Your Way (Neurodiversity focused) taking place?
SU Tea and Tips: Organise Your Way (Neurodiversity focused) is held at Light Room, Level 3 Queens Student Union in Belfast (1 Elmwood Avenue, Belfast, BT9 6AZ).
How much are tickets for SU Tea and Tips: Organise Your Way (Neurodiversity focused)?
Entry to SU Tea and Tips: Organise Your Way (Neurodiversity focused) is free.
What will the weather be like at SU Tea and Tips: Organise Your Way (Neurodiversity focused)?
The forecast for SU Tea and Tips: Organise Your Way (Neurodiversity focused) is Mainly clear · 14°C.
Is there anywhere to stay near SU Tea and Tips: Organise Your Way (Neurodiversity focused)?
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Light Room, Level 3 Queens Student Union can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
How do I get tickets for SU Tea and Tips: Organise Your Way (Neurodiversity focused)?
Tickets for SU Tea and Tips: Organise Your Way (Neurodiversity focused) can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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