Mental Health First Aid (MHFA)

This Mental Health first aid course is designed with MHFA England

RESPOND - Leadership & Manager Mental Health Skills

Focusses on skills essential to supervisory roles required to support their team

Wellbeing Champions

Make good mental health good for business

Trauma & Critical Incident Support

Supporting people in the workplace who have been exposed to trauma

Neurodiversity & Inclusive Workplaces

Helping organisations build awareness, support mental wellbeing, and unlock the full potential of their people

Workplace Mental Health Essentials

Remove uncertainty by providing clear, practical knowledge that employees can apply in everyday workplace situations

Neurodiversity Training

Neurodiversity Awareness

1 hour

Building understanding, reducing stigma, and supporting every mind at work

This practical neurodiversity awareness session provides a clear and accessible introduction to neurodiversity in the workplace. It helps employees understand what neurodiversity is, how it can affect workplace experiences, and how simple changes in awareness and behaviour can improve wellbeing and performance.

The session is designed to build confidence, reduce stigma, and create a shared foundation of understanding across teams.

Neurodiversity is a natural part of human variation, and increased awareness helps organisations create environments where everyone can contribute and perform at their best.

Who this course is for

  • All employees
  • Teams and departments
  • Organisations beginning their neurodiversity journey
  • Organisations introducing wider wellbeing or inclusion initiatives

No prior knowledge is required.

Why neurodiversity awareness matters

Many neurodivergent employees experience unnecessary stress due to misunderstanding, lack of awareness, or workplace environments that do not recognise different ways of thinking and working. Research shows that lack of knowledge is one of the biggest barriers to neuroinclusive workplaces, highlighting the importance of building understanding across organisations. (City and Guilds Neurodiversity Index 2025) This session helps employees understand neurodiversity in a practical, supportive way, improving communication, teamwork, and psychological safety.

Learning objectives

By the end of the session, participants will understand:

  • What neurodiversity means and why it matters in the workplace
  • Common neurodivergent traits, including ADHD, autism, dyslexia and dyspraxia
  • The link between neurodiversity, stress and mental health
  • How workplace environments can either increase or reduce stress
  • How awareness and understanding improve teamwork and communication
  • Practical steps everyone can take to support neuroinclusive workplaces

Workplace benefits

This session helps organisations:

  • Increase awareness and understanding across teams
  • Reduce stigma and misunderstanding
  • Improve psychological safety
  • Support employee wellbeing
  • Strengthen workplace culture
  • Build a foundation for further neurodiversity initiatives

Delivery format

  • Duration: 1 hour
  • Delivered live (in-person or online)
  • Suitable for groups of all sizes

Part of a wider neurodiversity training pathway

Neurodiversity Champions training

Develop internal champions who can promote awareness and support neuroinclusive workplace culture.

Neurodiversity Managers training

Equip managers with practical skills to support neurodivergent team members confidently and effectively.
Develop internal champions who can promote awareness and support neuroinclusive workplace culture.
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Equip managers with practical skills to support neurodivergent team members confidently and effectively.
Learn more