
Studying with Neurodivergence
Removing barrieres. Enabling access.
Neurodivergence
Low-Stimulation Study Spaces at the Bildungscampus
A Pilot Project
How do I book a low-stimulation study space?
To book a low-stimulation study space, you first need access to the booking system.
To do this, register once in the LIV's room booking tool Zeitwart: https://liv.zeitwart.de/login/via
An account will automatically be created for you.
Then please fill in the form below. This form is used to request your access to booking the low-stimulation study spaces.
Once your access has been activated, you can book a low-stimulation study space directly via the following page:
https://liv.zeitwart.de/home?path=liv.reizarme-lernraeume
Request Booking Access
Fill in the form to receive booking access to the low-stimulation study spaces.
What study spaces are available and where are they located?
There are two different low-stimulation study spaces available in total:
- a single room
For focused, individual studying.
- a room with two workstations
The two places can be booked separately.
Exclusive use of the entire room is not possible here.
The low-stimulation study spaces are located on the 4th and 5th floors of the LIV at the Bildungscampus.
What are the low-stimulation study spaces like?
The low-stimulation study spaces are shielded so that very little noise enters from outside. They therefore offer a quieter environment than standard study areas.
However, it is important to note: the rooms are not completely silent. There may still be quiet sounds, such as the hum of technical equipment. If you are sensitive to noise, we recommend bringing your own aids, such as over-ear headphones, noise-cancelling headphones, or earplugs. Earplugs can also be purchased at the LIV.
We are currently exploring whether the rooms can be further improved, for example through additional noise reduction or dimmable lighting.
Network for Neurodivergent People at HHN
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Representatives at the Campus Locations
The representatives for students with disabilities support and advise you on options such as reasonable adjustments or extensions to your study period. They are responsible for all forms of impairment, whether physical, psychological, or neurodivergent.
Please also get in touch with your lecturers early on and let them know if you require support during classes. This could include the use of a mobile signal transmission system, sign language interpreters, etc.
TechCampus

Bildungscampus

Campus Schwäbisch Hall

Campus Künzelsau

Further Information and Resources
You can find the guide for people with mental health issues in the Heilbronn city and district area in the download.
Further services from independent counselling centres can be found at the links below:
The Deutsches Studierendenwerk (German National Association for Student Affairs) offers, through its counselling service for students with disabilities & chronic illnesses, an extensive online library for researching a wide range of topics.
The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) has launched the "Chancen.Digital" scholarship for students with children.
This programme is particularly aimed at people who are unable or unwilling to participate in physical mobility abroad for health or family reasons. It offers the opportunity to earn a master's degree in a fully digital or blended-learning programme from Germany at a university abroad, while gaining international study experience. You can pursue your individual academic interests and develop both professionally and personally.
Inclusion and diversity are central themes of the Erasmus+ programme generation 2021–2027. Through a range of targeted measures, the programme contributes to greater equality of opportunity.
For further information, please contact Jutta Krieger.
This guide provides precise definitions for almost all study-related terms, along with further information such as important links and contact persons – from A for semester abroad, through L for learning techniques, all the way to T for transcript.
NeuroBalance works with a small, specialised team led by medical specialists, carefully selected according to professional and personal criteria.
More information about NeuroBalance:
1. Specialisation in Autism, ADHD and High Sensitivity
We work exclusively in the areas of ADHD, autism and high sensitivity. This specialisation allows us to identify even subtle differences – for example in presentations that are frequently seen in women or non-binary adults. We approach neurodivergent lived experiences with professional depth and genuine interest.
2. Understanding, Empathy and Genuine Interest
Understanding, empathy and genuine interest are fundamental prerequisites in our medical diagnostics. Many people come to us with uncertainty or inner tension – which is entirely understandable. That is why it is especially important to us that you feel understood, taken seriously, and well supported throughout the diagnostic process.
3. Medical Diagnostics at the Highest Level
As a specialist medical practice focusing on neurodivergence, diagnostics are carried out exclusively by clinically and scientifically trained professionals. With empathy and expertise, we guide you towards greater clarity. NeuroBalance offers online diagnostics – including evenings (5–8 pm) and Saturdays. Results are provided discreetly and promptly, with recommendations for reasonable adjustments.
Vianova was founded to close an important gap in healthcare provision for people who identify and experience themselves as neurodivergent.
More information about Vianova:
"Vianova literally means 'new path' – the idea being that people who come to us with the question 'Do I have AD(H)D?' or 'Am I on the autism spectrum?' will find a well-founded answer that enables them to embark on a new path.
In addition, we offer psychotherapeutic support after the diagnostic process if needed. Our vision is to help people gain greater clarity about themselves through diagnostics, thereby improving their quality of life.
Our diagnostic and psychotherapeutic work is consistently focused on improving the health, performance and quality of life of our patients.
The satisfaction of our patients and cooperation partners is of central importance to us."