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Neurodiversity Awareness

Understanding and embracing neurodiversity is key to creating inclusive, supportive environments where everyone can thrive. Our Neurodiversity Awareness Session offers a concise, accessible introduction to neurodiversity, helping individuals and organisations increase their awareness and confidence in supporting neurodivergent individuals.

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Why Neurodiversity Training Matters

Neurodiversity refers to the natural variation in the human brain and encompasses conditions such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia, and more. Neurodivergent individuals bring unique perspectives, creativity, and strengths, yet they often face challenges due to a lack of understanding and accommodations in traditional environments.


Our training helps bridge this gap by giving participants the understanding, empathy, and practical tools needed to offer meaningful support and foster inclusive spaces for neurodivergent individuals.

Neurodiversity Awareness Course Overview

Duration:

60 Minute Live Webinar, delivered online, via Zoom

Learning Structure:

Learning takes place through a medley of:

Group Discussions

The pace is kept light and easy to follow whilst being incredibly thought-provoking.

Course Delivery:

We offer flexible public and private delivery options to suit your schedule and learning preferences:

Online via Zoom

Neurodiversity Awareness Course Outline

Introduce the concept of neurodiversity and its importance.

Provide a general overview of common neurodivergent conditions.

Explore the strengths and challenges associated with neurodivergence.

Offer practical tips for fostering inclusivity and understanding. 

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What you need to know

Neurodiversity Awareness Training Dates

We run this workshop through free webinars every few months; however, if you would like to enquire about a private workshop for your organisation to increase awareness on neurodiversity, please get in touch to find out more.
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