Neurodiversity Awareness Training

Raising Awareness and Understanding of Neurodiversity

Our Neurodiversity Awareness Training sessions are designed to be an introduction to neurodiversity. They help participants to recognise different neurotypes such as Dyslexia, DCD/Dyspraxia, Dyscalculia, ADHD and Autism and understand the workplace strengths and challenges. 

Our course trainers are all professional workplace coaches or psychologists who specialise in neurodiversity. They have years of experience assessing, coaching and training in the workplace.

We are also experts in helping individuals and organisations to adapt so that the specialist abilities and talents of neurominorities can flourish.

Webinars, In-person Sessions, Expert / Keynote Speakers, and Customised Content all play a role. We will package the formats and contet based on your needs.

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Training Sessions

Our CPD accredited neurodiversity awareness training sessions are delivered by a highly qualified Psychologist or Coach and can be adapted for different size teams and levels of seniority. Delivered in groups of 6-15, the sessions typically cover: how to recognise neurodiversity at work; how neurodivergence effects thinking and communication; strengths & challenges; and strategies for success.

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Webinars

We are able to deliver bespoke live webinars that exactly suit your organisations needs and audience. We can cover different types of neurodivergence, but if you’d like us to concentrate on a specific functional skill such as memory, communication or time management then please do let us know. Webinars run for around 45-60 minutes and recordings can be purchased for dissemination across your organisation.

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Expert Speakers

Discover our inspiring Genius Within-ers who are available to speak at your event. They are leaders, advocates, and storytellers using their voices to drive awareness, understanding, and change in the world of neurodiversity.

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Custom Learning Content

We have been partnering leading Commercial and Public Sector organisations for 15 years. In that time we have developed or co-developed custom content for specific organisations, or for specific sectors and industries.

Applying our expertise in Organisational Psychology, Occupational Psychology and Neurodiversity to our customers’ own sector knowledge proves an effective partnership combination.. From Finance to Construction, Engineering to Tech – we have covered an extensive range. Get in touch to discuss your needs and learn more about what we can offer.

What our clients say…

“Just wanted to say how good the session was yesterday. I learned a lot from this and am sure it will give me a strong platform for leading and coaching staff affected by this in the future. The trainer was extremely knowledgeable and I would highly recommend every line manager/coach/mentor attend these sessions if they can.”

Manager, Banking Sector

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