Neuroinclusion Training
You've got an Equality, Diversity and Inclusion policy that doesn't mention Neurodiversity/Neuroinclusion
You have Neurodivergent employees who are struggling and you want to know how to support them
You want your recruitment process to be inclusive, but you haven't yet taken any steps to make it accessible for Neurodivergent candidates
You're an HR professional, EDI lead or senior leader and you know little to nothing about Neurodiversity
You're not sure how your workplace can benefit from the strengths that Neurodivergent employees bring
You're not sure what reasonable adjustments should be offered to Neurodivergent employees
Does any of this sound like you?
If so, our Neuroinclusion training can help!
Registration is now open for the following sessions:
2 April ( full day, virtual)
Feel confident in your understanding of neurodiversity, neuroinclusion and neurodivergence
Have a draft Neuroinclusion policy and a clear plan of action to implement it
Know what steps to take to attract and support Neurodivergent employees
Understand how to support your employees to apply for Access to Work
Is an experienced senior leader and trainer
Has lived experience of the topics we are discussing
By the end of this course you will...
Your instructor...
Included in this course:
A 1-1 follow-up call to help you implement the learning from the course
A draft Neuroinclusivity policy and checklist you can adapt to your organisation
A list of facts and resources
Testimonials for training by Leah Campbell
”The training was refreshing, it allowed me to reflect on my role within the organisation. The exercises were engaging and thought provoking.”
- Amina A.
”Thanks so much for organising a really productive and engaging day.”
- Sarah K
”We really liked talking about this and thinking about it. You've facilitated a lot of our reflection about it, so we’re grateful for that.”
- Laura M.
”I would like to take this moment to thank you so much... it was indeed a very insightful opportunity for me...to just have a glimpse of what is already out there that other likeminded agencies are developing”
- Natasha M.