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When things are complicated, ERMC helps you find a way through

 

Clear, practical support with health and work


By the time people contact ERMC, they have often spent months or years repeating themselves, trying to work out what matters, or being passed between services. We bring the whole situation into focus, identify what could make a real difference and turn a confusing problem into practical next steps.

ERMC supports adults, families and organisations across the UK. Our work is independent and remote.


Three ways ERMC can help:

Support with health

Understand a complex or fragmented health situation, use appointments and procedures more effectively, communicate what is being missed, and explore referrals, adjustments or services that could help you.

Support with work

Work through workplace problems, prepare for difficult conversations and formal processes, request workplace adjustments, and make clearer decisions about staying, returning, changing role or moving on.

Help for organisations

Practical training, workshops and consultancy that helps teams to improve their service provision.

We provide specialist support with:

 

  • Complex and overlapping health conditions

  • Neurodivergence 

  • Disability 

  • Pregnancy and postnatal health

  • Menopause and midlife

  • Later-life and family support

  • Challenges at work

Who we are

ERMC is a specialist consultancy helping adults and families make progress when health, disability, neurodivergence, work and family life have become difficult.
Founded and led by Eve Riches, ERMC works with a network of experienced specialists in areas including ADHD, autism, complex and rare physical health conditions, disability and employment.

Together, we bring the right expertise to each situation, make sense of the whole picture and turn complicated information into clearer communication, better-prepared appointments and practical next steps.

Do not keep carrying the whole situation alone

Tell us what has become difficult. We will tell you whether ERMC is a good fit and what the smallest useful first step could be.

Director of ERMC

Eve Riches, Director

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