October 2025
Durham University and Loyola University Chicago meet at Durham Cathedral. Mosaic facilitated and hosted the academics to explore future links. Click here to read more.
June 2025
​End of academic year, congratulations to all who are graduating. You did it! Celebrations are in order.
March 2025
Dissertation month! Remember to list the tasks and tick them off to help prevent overwhelm with this large volume of work.
December 2024
End of term, congratulate yourself, get some rest so you can make a good start to the new term and year. Balance social rest and solitary rest.
September 2024
Start of the new academic year: get organised now! Enjoy the start of term and start embedding the routines that will carry you through the year.
July 2024
Mosaic works with This Is Me Agency providing Access to Work support for neurodiverse people. We’re so pleased to celebrate their 5th business birthday with them as they organise such vital support. (Photo – Karen Goldfinch, Christina Martin, Michelle Dobson, Suzanne Williams)
May 2024
Revision is ending and exams are starting. Remember to balance your work and your rest! Set yourself rest times – meeting friends, seeing a film or a walk in nature are good examples.
March 2024
Submissions to publishers for the book of Neurodiverse Friendly Study Skills are underway! Excitement and nerves for the next stage in the book's development. We'll keep you posted!
February 2024
It's dissertation time for many university courses and I'm working with the students I support on energy management strategies. We'll be on to exams next!
November 2023
Great to see Mosaic Coaching’s name in Northern Insights magazine. You can take a look here on page 10.
October 2023
Lovely to be included in the North East business community through Business News North East in the company of Your Business Pilot and This is Me Agency. You can read the article here.
September 2023
A change of location for our Advisory Team Meeting for September, this time the tranquil setting of Minsteracres where we were well looked after. Study Skills book update was on the agenda and Benjamin Scott continuing working with Christina on the book editing process.
July 2023
Radio Northumberland interview broadcast is live! You can listen to the interview above. Click here to read the transcript.
May 2023
A lovely day out at Durham cathedral for an interview and recording for Radio Northumberland. Covering lead dogs and saints…
March 2023
A warm welcome always awaits our Advisory Team meeting at Durham cathedral. The main topic of conversation was the book of Neurodiverse Friendly Study Skills and the wonderful offer from Durham cathedral to host the book launch! Exciting times.
January 2023
Mosaic Coaching delivers workplace training as part of the Neurodiverse Awareness course for Even Better CIC and Atypical Support CIC. Autism, ADHD, dyslexia and dyspraxia were addressed by the three trainers who included their lived experience.
Trainers, left to right: Christina Martin AMBDA (Founder, Mosaic Coaching), Gemma Pattison (Psychology student), Dr Hannah Burman (Founder, Even Better CIC). Photo by Will Carter, Project Director of Atypical Support CIC.
Mosaic can now support neurodiverse people in the workplace on a 1-2-1 basis through the Access to Work Scheme. It's great to be working with This is Me Agency who enable this wonderful work to happen.
November 2022
September 2022
Mosaic Coaching Advisory Team Karen Goldfinch, Suzanne Williams, Christina Martin, Dr Karin Hubbard, Dr Hannah Burman (not shown). Photo by Dr Hannah Burman.
Mosaic Coaching Advisory Team at Durham Cathedral on Monday 12th September reflect on the life and passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
August 2022
Advisory Team Member Karen Goldfinch is in contact with Dept of International Trade as Mosaic considers extending its services to other countries.
June 2022
So proud of Mosaic’s students as they complete another year of study. Well earned rest and relaxation coming up.
March 2022
Volume of information is so much greater than previously encountered, making organising well and tracking progress to plan an important strategy.
December 2021
All enrolled students on the New Access Programme (NAP) for academic years 18-19, 19-20, 20–21 remain on their courses. The NAP retention rate is 100%.