Neurodiversity in the Workplace - IN PERSON

We are delighted to provide a session on Neurodiversity in the workplace, delivered by local charity SensationALL.

Their training packages are designed to give you an insight into SensationALL's neuro-affirming approaches to help you become a more inclusive organisation or community, embedding a proactive approach to equality, diversity, inclusion and resilience.

These workshops are suitable for employees of all levels whether they are neurodivergent or neurotypical. Our practitioner will lead you through a fun session that will:

•    Provide a positive insight into neurodiversity and a deeper dive of Autism 
•    Consider different learning, working and communication styles
•    Use interactive methods to give examples 
•    Share practical strategies 
•    Give a wider understanding of neurodiversity to support yourself or those you work with

•       Appreciate the concept of neurodiversity, including common and coexisting presentations. 

•       Recognise the influence of trauma and neurodivergence on self-regulation and relationships.

•       Explore the role of neuroscience, sensory processing, and environmental factors.

•       Gain insight into common challenges and experiences.  

•       Introduction to tools for enhancing practice in promoting self-awareness, effective communication, regulation, environmental adaptations and sensory considerations. 

•       Introduction to neuro-affirming practice and approaches.

•       Application of tools and practice to employee profiles.

•       Introduction to tools for analysis of presentations, professional practice including environmental adaptations and sensory considerations. 

•       Reflection on current practice and consideration of discussed strategies for workplace application. 

•   Through personal reflection, prepare content for professional, team and workplace planning

Rebekah has been with SensationALL for 8 years ,with 12+ years of expertise supporting disabled and neurodivergent individuals across multidisciplinary care settings. She is trained in occupational health techniques with a specialist interest in neuroscience, bringing a strong understanding of cognitive, behavioural, and neurological processes to clinical assessment and support planning.