Standard. Full detail. Turn on any support you need, they layer together.
Live example: these are the full standard words. Turn on Ease or Soothe, and this line itself becomes simpler.
Visual mockups of the content we have been making — shown the way people will actually meet it: on a phone screen or a laptop.
SOS codes in the family chat
When your brain stalls, one tap sends the code. Your family already knows exactly what it means — no words, no explaining.
Family chat — SOS codes
The SOS code library
Every code kept in her pocket, colour-free and always meaning the same thing. The black circle marks Total Crash — no colour ever needed.
SOS code library
Stop everything. No questions right now.
Sensory overload. Dim lights, quiet, space.
Brain fuel is out. I cannot speak. Take over.
Total crash. Bed, silence, no demands. The black circle means it — colour never needed.
Words for the doctor — tap to copy
The appointment scripts as she will actually hold them: one card at a time, a copy button that says it for her, and the old words she is leaving behind.
Words for the appointment
Name it directly
Say this:
"My current cognitive difficulties are completely new in their intensity and are preventing me from working or managing my life."
"I'm just feeling a bit overwhelmed and stressed lately."
Copy these wordsLink your hormones to your brain
Say this:
"The drop in my estrogen is directly impacting my dopamine. I want to explore how stabilising my hormones can support my brain, and I want to be screened for ADHD and autism."
Copy these wordsThe Access to Work quote
A laptop screen a DWP assessor recognises instantly: one fixed total, no monthly billing, no auto-renewal, valid for sixty days.
Official quote — DysPhilter® Personal Edition
Fixed-term accessibility licence for Access to Work. Supplier: Ros Millett, Diverse Solutions Canopy — DysPhilter®.
The school letter on a laptop
Her guardian fills it in once at the kitchen table — the letter writes itself, prints clean, and lands on the right desk: form tutor, head of year, or SENCo.
Neuro-inclusive school adjustments — request letter
Prepared with DysPhilter®. Fill in her details once — the letter writes itself.
Dear [form tutor, head of year, or SENCo],
Moving through school and college triggers significant puberty hormone surges that destabilise her dopamine pathways, leading to task paralysis and working memory loss. We are asking for a few simple, cost-free adjustments:
The doctor handout — tick and hand over
One page she ticks before the appointment and slides across the desk. It starts the conversation for her, so she never has to find the words while foggy.
Perimenopause and my brain
A one-page handout for my doctor — prepared with DysPhilter®.
Focus and mental energy
Energy and senses
What I want to say in the appointment
These changes are new in their intensity. The drop in my estrogen can directly affect my dopamine. I would like us to explore my hormones, and for me to be screened for ADHD and autism.
Day 1 of the welcome series
The first email, arriving warm on a phone the moment she joins — with the Master Guide and the ninety-second welcome attached.
Day 1: You are not going mad, you are not lazy, you are not nuts, and you are definitely not useless.
Ros Millett, DysPhilter — to you
Welcome to a community that completely understands you. If you spent your life managing everything perfectly, only to feel like your entire world collapsed when perimenopause hit, please take a deep breath…