NEURODIVERSITY TRAINING FOR EMPLOYERS, CHARITIES AND PUBLIC BODIES

Neurodiversity training for managers and teams.

Most teams already include neurodivergent colleagues, whether or not anyone has said so. We run practical, live workshops that help managers and teams understand neurodivergence, have better conversations, and make the everyday adjustments that let people do their best work.

LED BY JESSIE HEWITSON

SEND agony aunt for The Times, author of books on autism and ADHD

Training usually starts with a specific need. We shape the sessions around yours.

When organisations come to us

Building awareness across a team

A shared, practical understanding of neurodiversity, so colleagues work well together and know what helps.

Supporting a colleague

Following a diagnosis or an occupational health referral, helping the team and manager understand what support looks like day to day.

Teams who serve the public

Staff whose role involves supporting customers, clients or service users who may be neurodivergent or have other accessibility needs.

Giving managers confidence

Handling adjustments, one-to-ones, feedback and performance conversations well, and knowing when to seek further advice.

What we cover

Every programme is tailored. Topics are drawn from:

Recruitment and onboarding

Sensory needs and the working environment

What neurodivergence is: autism, ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia and more

Masking, burnout and wellbeing

Reasonable adjustments in practice

Performance conversations

Supporting working parents of neurodivergent children

Communication, feedback and one-to-ones

How it works

From a first conversation to follow-up, with your team at the centre.

01

Scoping call

We talk to you, and the team lead or head of department, about what has prompted the training and what you want to change.


You receive: a proposed outline and format.

02

Tailored programme

We design the sessions around your team, your sector and the situations they actually face, from a single workshop to a series.


You receive: an agreed programme and dates.

03

Live delivery

Interactive sessions online via Microsoft Teams or in person, with plenty of time for questions. Sessions can include a speaker with lived experience of neurodivergence.


You receive: live, interactive workshops.

04

Live delivery

Interactive sessions online via Microsoft Teams or in person, with plenty of time for questions. Sessions can include a speaker with lived experience of neurodivergence.


You receive: live, interactive workshops.

FREE FOR EVERY SCHOOL

Parent coffee mornings with Jessie

A relaxed session for parents on how to raise happy children, whether their child has a diagnosis, is waiting for one, or they simply have questions. It is a simple way to show families the support around them.

What's included

  • An informal talk from Jessie

  • Time for parents' questions

  • Information on further support for families

  • In school, at a time that suits your parents

From a first conversation to follow-up, with your team at the centre.