This event is designed for:
- Workplace assessors
- HR professionals involved in assessments
- HR teams supporting reasonable adjustments
A Webinar
Supporting Employees with Neurocognitive Symptoms in Atypical Workplaces
Date: Friday, 12 June 2026
Time: 11:00 – 12:00
Neurocognitive challenges—such as brain fog, cognitive overload, and difficulty focusing—are often associated with neurodivergence. But they’re also widely experienced by people living with chronic health conditions, including autoimmune disorders, energy-limiting conditions, and mental health challenges.
Much of today’s workplace guidance is designed around the traditional 9–5 office. But what about those working in less typical environments or with more flexible, unpredictable patterns? How can we better support them?
Join us on 12th June for a thoughtful conversation with Sam Miller (AT Train). We’ll explore how his team approaches assessments for this often-overlooked group, and what it truly means to provide support that is both effective and compassionate.
Webinar
Supporting Employees with Neurocognitive Symptoms in Atypical Workplaces
Further details to follow.
Why attend?
Shared perspectives
Gain insight into how other assessors approach complex, overlapping conditions.
Deeper understanding
Deepen your understanding of both neurodiversity-adjacent symptoms and chronic health conditions.
Contribute to the discussion
Share your own knowledge and contribute to a collaborative professional dialogue.
Contextual recommendations
Explore how to adapt recommendations across different workplace contexts.
Is this for you?
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