Exploring Neurodiversity

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In this workshop, we explore neurodiversity, the term that helps us understand how and why we experience, learn, communicate or process information differently and the umbrella that dyslexia, dyscalculia, dyspraxia, ADHD and autism, to name a few, all huddle under.

 

In general, we're either neurotypical or neurodiverse but the truth is, we all learn and experience the world in a way that is unique to us. Neurotypical and neurodiverse differences are now widely recognised as the much needed fuel for productivity, creativity and innovation. It is because of this long-awaited recognition, people no longer need to feel embarrassed to be different or raise their hand for help.

 

Join our full day workshop to explore neurodiversity with our speakers with the opportunity to ask questions and connect with others.

 

This workshop will give you insight, clarity and understanding to appreciate the complexity and differences within the neurodivergent that can be embraced and celebrated.

 

PRICE:

£395 ( + VAT ) in-person

£350 ( + VAT ) online (live webcam)

WHERE:

TBC (Worcester)

WHEN:

Thursday, 20th June 2024

Here's what you can expect on the day*

  • 09.15 Registration and Refreshments
  • 09.30 Welcome and session aims
  • 09.40 What do we know about Neurodiversity?
    • Definitions and statistics
    • Equality act
    • Traits
    • Wellbeing links
  • 10.45 Chat and Refreshments
  • 11.00 Barriers or Opportunities?
    • Our mindset/Growth mindset
    • Strengths of neurodiversity
    • Reasonable adjustments
  • 12.30 Chat and Lunch
  • 13.15 How can we adapt to greater inclusivity?
    • Strategies and practical tips:
      • Verbal communication
      • Written communication
      • Planning
      • Attention
      • Organisation
      • Emotional regulation
  • 14.15 Chat and Refreshments
  • 14.30 Making changes
    • Inclusive design
    • Practice reflection – what can you do differently moving forward?
  • 3.30 Putting knowledge into practice
    • Group activity
  • 4.30 Q&A
  • 4.50 Close

If you can't attend in-person, you can stream the workshop with an online ticket.

MEET OUR SPEAKERS

Jason French

Jason

Helena Darby

Helena

Sophie Moore

Sophie

ABOUT US

At Support Connect, we help people identify and reframe their neurodiversity as unique strengths, rather than challenges to overcome. For the last three years, we've been supporting apprentices to navigate their difficulties with learning and mental health. We realised that for those who are not in education or whose neurodiversity has gone undiagnosed or undetected, it can be even more difficult to pin down and access the support they've been missing. And this is true not only in a learning environment but in the workplace and at home.

TAILORED WORKSHOPS

If you would like us to deliver this workshop at your organisation, please get in touch.

QUESTIONS?

  • Call: 01905 427815
  • Email: info@supportconnect.org.uk