Events

We run free online events to raise awareness and support neurodiversity in the workplace. See what talks are coming next and sign up below.

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Missed, Masked, Misunderstood: ADHD & Autism in Women at Work

Online • November 5, 2026
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Two colleagues sit at a desk with a laptop, smiling while discussing inclusive HR practices.
Getting the Record Right: How HR Teams Can Capture Sensitive Conversations Accurately and Inclusively
Online • November 11, 2026
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Two professionals in business attire sitting at a wooden table holding cups of coffee during a meeting about workplace adjustments.
What Makes a Workplace Adjustment Reasonable? Finding the Balance for ADHD & Autism
Online • December 8, 2026
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Past events

Take a look at previous talks courtesy of Devon Lowndes, Theo Smith, Natalie Brooks and many other great minds. You’ll find other event write ups here too.

A group of people attend a presentation in a conference room designed for accessible events. The speaker stands at a lectern, and a slideshow is projected at the front. The CareScribe logo appears in the lower right corner.
Making Events Accessible by Default
Online • September 16, 2026
A group of people are silhouetted behind a large rainbow Pride flag, with one person forming a heart shape with their hands in front. The sunlight shines through the colourful fabric, celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community’s vibrant spirit.
The Double Rainbow: What Happens When You’re Neurodivergent AND LGBTQIA+?
Online • September 3, 2026
A woman stands on a stage giving a presentation titled Unlocking Employee Voices: Roadmap to Empowerment, highlighting topics like executive functioning and self-management. Empty chairs and a table with water bottles are behind her, with audience members visible.
ADHD at Work: Practical Support for Executive Functioning and Self-Management
Online • July 2, 2026
Two women sit opposite each other at an office desk, engaged in a lively conversation built on trust. One gestures with her hands while smiling, and the other listens attentively. Another person works at a desk in the background.
Managing ADHD Without Micromanaging: Power, Autonomy & Trust
Online • June 4, 2026
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Exploring the Overlap Between Neurodiversity and Chronic Health Conditions
Online • April 17, 2026
The ROI of Wellbeing: Why Investing in Healthy Teams Pays Back in Results
Online • April 16, 2026
A woman stands at a lectern giving a presentation on workplace authenticity to an audience. She holds a microphone and gestures towards a colourful circular chart displayed on a screen behind her, as people in the audience listen attentively.
Belonging at Work: Building Safety Through Inclusion and Authenticity
Online • March 12, 2026
A smiling person with short blonde hair, wearing a dark blazer and colourful scarf, stands in front of a bright outdoor backdrop with motivational text—embodying resilient leaders who know how to handle tricky people.
Rise Above the Drama: How Resilient Leaders Handle ’Tricky’ People
Online • January 15, 2026
Kerry Bentley has blonde hair, wearing a black long-sleeved top, smiles at the camera against a plain white background - she is confident.
How Internalised ADHD Impacts Workplace Retention and Career Progression
Online • November 6, 2025
A smiling man wearing glasses and a chequered shirt sits at a desk with a laptop, water bottle, and papers—reflecting the productivity often seen in AI-adopting organisations—against a brick wall and window backdrop.
The Secret Growth Engine: Why AI-adopting organisations get more done, better
Online • October 16, 2025
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Acquired Neurodivergence Explained: Preparing Organisations for Neurological Change
Online • August 7, 2025
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Speaking to Everyone: Inclusive Communication
Online • July 3, 2025
A person with short, light pink hair and a blue blazer smiles whilst leaning on a bright, colourful object. The neon, space-themed background hints at ADHD productivity, with planets, stars, and whimsical animal figures inspiring focus.
ADHD Productivity vs. Procrastination
Online • June 5, 2025
A woman with long blonde hair and glasses speaks into a microphone, standing in front of a blue background. Focused and attentive, she wears a light blue jacket, addressing the importance of diversity and inclusion for UK businesses.
The Global DEI Shift: What UK Businesses Need to Know and Why It Matters
Online • May 1, 2025
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Dyslexia in Your Team: Myths, Challenges & Effective Strategies
Online • April 3, 2025
A young woman with long brown hair, wearing a white shirt and colourful scarf, smiles and rests her chin on her hand. She stands outdoors in front of a wall covered in bright graffiti art, embodying the energy of transitioning teams.
Reasonable Adjustments: Transitioning Teams from Home to Office Happily!
Online • March 6, 2025
Two women sit at a table in a bright café, smiling and talking. One woman has a laptop open and is holding a pen, while the other listens—it’s a relaxed and friendly moment of collaboration between working groups.
Why ED&I is Everyone’s Business: Working Groups with Not On The High Street
Online • February 6, 2025
A man with hearing aids in both ears, adapting to hearing loss, looks at his mobile while a woman in the background smiles and talks to him in a bright, casual indoor setting.
The Silent Workplace: Understanding Hearing Loss
Online • January 16, 2025
A person sits in front of an open laptop with a wooden slat wall and the partially visible word Scribe in colourful letters behind them, embodying leadership and a commitment to neuroinclusion.
How to Get Leadership on Board with Neuroinclusion
Online • December 5, 2024
A large blue AXA UK logo with a red diagonal line is displayed on the glass facade of a modern office building, reflecting the company’s commitment to Inclusive Recruitment.
Inclusive Recruitment: Lessons from AXA UK
Online • November 7, 2024
A woman with brown hair in a blue shirt stands smiling by a canal with boats, metal railings, and brick buildings in the background on a sunny day, raising awareness about autism.
Menopause & Autism in the Workplace
Online • October 3, 2024
A person with wavy, auburn hair smiles at the camera, holding a coffee cup, while standing on a rocky beach with gentle waves and cloudy skies—unaware that missed diagnoses can sometimes go unnoticed in everyday moments like these.
The Realities of Missed Diagnoses and Misdiagnosis
Online • September 12, 2024
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How to Create a Neuro-inclusive Culture
Online • July 4, 2024
A woman with long brown hair smiles at the camera, wearing a white shirt and a butterfly necklace, with a blurred green leafy background behind her—ready to discuss Executive Functioning 101 and the importance of strong executive skills.
Executive Functioning 101
Online • June 6, 2024
A woman with long, wavy brown hair smiles at the camera while standing indoors beside a window. Outside, the garden is covered in snow, creating a wintry scene that reflects her commitment to workplace inclusion and neurodiversity in the workplace.
Neurodiversity in the Workplace: The Role of Reasonable Adjustments
Online • April 9, 2024
A bald man in a blue striped shirt smiles while sitting cross-legged on a modern grey sofa in a bright, contemporary office with a potted plant in the background, reflecting on his Access to Work achievements in March 2024.
Demystifying Access to Work
Online • March 7, 2024
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Reframing Neurodiversity For Better Mental Health
Online • February 1, 2024
A smiling man with a beard wears a red cap that says NEURODIVERSITY and a yellow hoodie with a pig graphic, highlighting transformative strategies for an inclusive workplace. He stands indoors against neutral-coloured walls.
Empowering Neurodiversity: Transformative Strategies for an Inclusive Workplace
Online • January 11, 2024
A woman with curly hair, wearing a black polo neck and a chequered blazer, smiles at the camera in a modern office that embraces neuroinclusive workplaces, with people working collaboratively in the background.
Embracing Intersectionality for Neuroinclusive Workplaces
Online • October 5, 2023
A woman with long blonde hair and a patterned black-and-white top smiles whilst sitting indoors near a brown carpeted staircase, embodying how dyslexic minds can thrive in the workplace.
Creating a Workplace Where Dyslexic Minds Thrive
Online • September 7, 2023
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Neurodiversity: Because Great Minds Don’t Think Alike
Online • August 3, 2023
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