Managing in a Neurodiverse World In-House Training
Equip your team with the skills to navigate the complexities of managing in a neurodiverse world—and watch as your workplace becomes a hub for creativity and collaboration.
“This course was an absolute game-changer for me as a manager. The hands-on activities helped me truly understand the experiences of neurodivergent individuals in the workplace, and I now feel confident in creating a more inclusive environment. The tools and strategies I learned are already making a positive impact on my team. I highly recommend this training to anyone who wants to build a more supportive and innovative workplace.”
We’re all Neurodiverse
In the UK, nearly 1 in 7 people are neurodivergent.
The rest of us are neurotypical.
Businesses that invest in neurodiverse management strategies experience 1.5 times higher employee retention rates.
Managing in a Neurodiverse World Training
Managing in today’s neurodiverse world can feel like a constant balancing act.
Different communication styles, processing speeds, and problem-solving approaches mean managers need to adapt and think on their feet.
A New Perspective on Productivity
Ever feel like you’re juggling endless meetings, unexpected crises, and trying to keep everyone aligned? Add to that the challenge of creating a space where all minds—neurodiverse or neurotypical—can thrive, and it’s no wonder the days seem to fly by.
But here’s the thing: embracing neurodiversity isn’t just about inclusion, it’s a chance to unlock innovation.
See What We Can Do For You
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Tailored for Your Needs
A neurodiversity-focused management training programme can transform your workplace. With practical, fun, and hands-on workshops, managers gain a deeper understanding of how neurodiverse team members approach tasks, process information, and communicate.
Working in small groups, two experienced facilitators use game-play, role-play, and experiential processes to help individuals:
- Build communication strategies that work for everyone.
- Recognise and celebrate diverse problem-solving approaches.
- Create an environment where all team members feel empowered to contribute.
Managing in a Neurodiverse World as part of an in-house tailored training programme is a practical and interactive way to equip your team with the skills to navigate the complexities of managing in a neurodiverse world—and watch as your workplace becomes a hub for creativity and collaboration.
Managing in a Neurodiverse World is for:
Managers, HR professionals and team leaders who want to create inclusive workplaces and support neurodivergent team members effectively.
It is also valuable for anyone working with or recruiting neurodivergent individuals, including colleagues, talent specialists and organisational leaders.
In-House Tailored Programme
Neurodiversity can be part of an In-House bespoke programme.
We offer key techniques to deal with
- Understanding Neurodiversity
- Recognising Strengths and Challenges
- Creating Inclusivity
- Adapting Management Styles
- Facilitating Team Collaboration
- Enhancing Communication Skills
- Effectively Managing Remote and Hybrid Neurodiverse Teams
- Promoting Psychological Safety
Managing in a Neurodiverse World Training
In a neurodiverse workplace, one size doesn’t fit all, but that’s the beauty of it!
By embracing diverse perspectives, we unlock innovative solutions and creative breakthroughs.
With the right tools and understanding, managing a diverse team becomes less about “putting out fires” and more about fuelling innovation.
Ready to turn those challenges into opportunities?
The Hidden Talent Pool: Why Employers Are Missing Out
Despite the many strengths neurodivergent individuals bring to the workforce, stigma continues to cloud the hiring process. A staggering 63% of neurodivergent adults feel that employers perceive neurodiversity as a “red flag,” rather than a valuable asset.
This harmful misconception leads to a significant number of neurodivergent individuals – 47% – avoiding disclosure during recruitment for fear of discrimination or bias. Worries include being rejected for reasons unrelated to job performance, such as 41% fearing that their abilities will be misjudged or that people will form preconceptions about them.
Why Neurodivergent Disclosure Remains a Risk
The reality is stark: neurodivergent individuals are often subjected to ridicule, with 21% reporting being laughed at during the hiring process and 16% having job offers rescinded after disclosing.
Employers who continue to overlook this talent risk perpetuating a cycle of exclusion, missing out on the creativity and innovation that neurodivergent individuals can bring to the workplace.
In-House Management Skills Training
- We create unique in-house, tailored training programmes for businesses.
- We design these programmes around specific needs and within budget.
- Have a look at the possible combinations of elements in a Management Skills programme below.
