Presentations are a major source of anxiety for students, particularly those with disabilities and neurodivergent needs. Present Pal is an assistive technology app that helps reduce presentation anxiety by offering structured notes, discreet prompts, and real-time support. With Present Pal, students can feel calmer, more confident, and better able to succeed in their academic presentations.

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At Present Pal, we have become increasingly aware that although public speaking fears are common for individuals with learning differences, they are also prevalent amongst people experiencing feelings of anxiety. Feelings of stress, nervousness and uneasiness are a reality for the majority of people, but there remains a lack of awareness around simple and free coping skills for anxiety. We spoke to Mindfulness Expert Kay Young, to discuss simple mindfulness exercises and activities which teach our brains to be ‘mindful’, rather than stressed and anxious.

Whether you’re a student or professional, presentations are pretty unavoidable. Read on as we discuss how presentations are a particular struggle for people with dyslexia, and the importance of providing opportunities for equal access in education and work.