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Autism Strategy and ADHD Taskforce: Our Position

Autism Strategy and ADHD Taskforce: Our Position

Creased Puddle statement on the Autism Act strategy update and the ADHD Taskforce report. Creased Puddle welcomes the publication of the Autism strategy update…

Police officer and interviewee sit across from each other in a professional interview room, symbolising investigative interviewing and memory recall training used in Creased Puddle’s Mnemosyne Interview techniques.

How Mnemosyne Interviews and Creased Puddle training change investigative practice

When it comes to investigative interviewing, memory is everything. Methods such as the Mnemosyne Interview, developed by Professor Lorraine Home, help people remember information….

Graphic for Invisible Disabilities Week featuring a green background with white and yellow text. It reads “Invisible Disabilities Week, 19th – 25th October.” On the left is a simple green human figure with a sunflower symbol on the chest, and on the right is a green sunflower-patterned lanyard. A large sunflower appears in the bottom left corner, and the “Hidden Disabilities” logo with a sunflower replaces the “o” in “Hidden” at the bottom right.

How Do You Make Neurodiversity More Visible?

At the end of Invisible Disabilities Week, we’re reflecting on how you make neurodiversity more visible and wanted to share our experience. Making neurodiversity…

Speaker presenting at NPCC event. Bold overlay text reads: Neurodiversity – Achieving the Policing Standard. Below, smaller text says: DPA Conference 2025.

Neurodiversity and Achieving the Policing Standard | Disability in Policing Conference 2025

This week, we attended the Disability in Policing Conference 2025 once again. It is a special event for us and one that we look…

Front cover banner of Yorkshire Women’s Life Issue 73, July/August 2025, with bold red title and pink tagline ‘For women who want more from what they read’ over a faded photo of a woman wearing a floral headpiece.

Caroline Turner featured in Yorkshire Women’s Life Magazine

This Summer our CEO and Founder, Caroline Turner, was featured in Yorkshire Women’s Life Magazine where she wrote about her experiences an entrepreneur. Yorkshire…

A group of four people are sitting at a table, collaborating and writing in notebooks. They appear to be deep in discussion, with books and papers spread out in front of them. The scene is well-lit by natural light coming through a window with blinds. There are plants in the window sill, and a few personal items like a water bottle, pens, and notebooks are visible on the table. The individuals are focused on their work, with some resting their heads in thought while others are actively writing.

How we’re making our training even more accessible at Creased Puddle

When it seems like the world is pushing back against more inclusion, we’re turning up the dial to make our training more accessible. We…

Purple conference folder and booklet from the ESRC Vulnerability & Policing Futures Research Centre Annual Conference 2025, with event schedule and materials spread out on a table.

Reflections from the ESRC Vulnerability & Policing Futures Annual Conference 2025

Blog written by Dr Alice Siberry. On the 9th and 10th September, I had the privilege of attending and presenting my research at the…

Graphic with dark blue text reading 'Autumn Training Offers' alongside the Creased Puddle logo. Background features light grey falling leaves and abstract blue curved shapes in the bottom right corner.

Autumn Training Offers Now Available

Following the success of our Neurodiversity Summer Camp, we are delighted to announce our Autumn Training Offers, designed especially for HR professionals and line…