About Intuition
Founded by Dr Laura Hemingway, Intuition helps students, academics and organisations turn research and ideas into visible impact. Intuition provides tailored support in writing, research, marketing and impact reporting, combining practical delivery with tuition and skill-building.
Experience & Expertise
Intuition brings over 20 years’ experience in education, research and communications. Since 2021, services have expanded to include strategy and delivery for organisations.
Highlights include:
Delivering the marketing strategy for the Princess Royal Training Awards (PRTA) at City & Guilds, increasing applications by 59% in 2023.
Producing research reports for the General Medical Council (GMC) and Research in Practice.
Developing outputs such as academic publications, research reports, case studies, press releases, and journal articles.
Intuition also supports organisations in measuring and communicating the impact of their initiatives, ensuring outcomes are evidence-based, accessible and meaningful to stakeholders.
Approach
Every project is tailored to the specific needs of the each client. Intuition combines hands-on delivery with guidance and tuition, ensuring that both individuals and organisations gain lasting value. Whether supporting students with research and writing, or enabling organisations to measure and communicate impact, the mission remains the same: to help people and organisations prove, improve and communicate their impact.
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![Cover of a book titled "Disabling Barriers - Enabling Environments, Third Edition," edited by John Swain, Sally French, Colin Barnes, and Carol Thomas, featuring colourful abstract circles and shapes.]()
Housing and independent living
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![Cover of a publication titled 'Disability & Society' with a red background.]()
Taking a risk? The mortgage industry and perceptions of disabled people
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![Book cover titled 'Disabled people and housing' by Laura Hemingway, featuring a woman in a wheelchair with a house and greenery in the background.]()
Disabled people and housing: Choices, opportunities and barriers
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![Cover of the Journal of Social Work in Disability & Rehabilitation with colourful icons representing social work aspects.]()
Disabled people and disaster recover: a tale of two cities?
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![Cover of the journal "Review of Disability Studies: An International Journal" with a purple and white design.]()
Natural hazards, human vulnerability and disabling societies: A disaster for disabled people?
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![Cover of the International Encyclopedia of Housing and Home, featuring two hands forming a house shape with their fingers against a blue background.]()
Difference
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![A book cover titled 'Social Policies & Social Control: New Perspectives on the 'Not-So-Big Society,' edited by Malcolm Harrison and Teela Sanders. The cover features an illustration of a man with a pink dome-shaped head, a white beard, wearing a dark jacket and a necklace, with a speech bubble saying, 'From each according to their vulnerability, to each according to their greed.']()
Social policy and the new behaviourism: towards a more excluding society
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![A disabled man pouring water from a kettle into a cup in his kitchen.]()
A social approach to supporting and empowering disabled people in housing: Frontline Briefing
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![Front cover of a report called Choice and Control/Access to Goods and Services, with the Office for Disability Studies and DWP logos on.]()
Choice and Control/Access to Goods and Services: A Rapid Evidence Assessment (REA) for the Office for Disability Issues
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![Front cover of a research report, plain white with text in black.]()
Evaluation of provision and support for disabled students in Higher Education.
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![Front cover of a research report, white with black text, and the General Medical Council logo in blue to the top left, and the RTK logo to the top right]()
Identifying unmet needs from the Gateways to the Professions guidance
