On-demand webinar
Neurodiversity:
because great minds
don’t think alike
Watch this neurodiversity webinar on-demand to boost your understanding of neurodiversity in the workplace. Devon Lowndes, the co-founder of Self Agency, shines a light on neurodiversity and gives attendees the tools to help support neurodivergent employees and evolve their workplace culture.
Neurodiversity is everyone’s business
Equality isn’t treating everyone the same. After all, we all have unique brains and ambitions. Neurodiversity is everybody. It’s a case of building an environment where we support everyone’s needs and goals.
People with dyslexia, dyscalculia, dyspraxia, ADHD, autism, OCD, Tourette syndrome, mental health illnesses and acquired neurodiversity (such as trauma) have a wealth of strengths to bring to our society. It’s time that they were recognised and valued.
But where do we begin?
This session is a great place to start.
Devon guides you through:
What is neurodiversity?
It’s a term we often hear, but what do we mean? What is neurotypical? What is neurodivergent? Devon covers all bases.
The strengths of difference
Why does difference make your team stronger?
How to build physiologically safe environments
Only when we feel physically safe can team members bring their whole selves to work.
Practical resources
Devon shares helpful next steps professionals and businesses can take to improve.
Who is this for?
This webinar is best suited to leaders in the workplace – your job title might sound like DEI lead or People Director.
If you’re a professional working outside the corporate space but are looking to understand and improve your knowledge of neurodiversity, this is also a great session for you.
Speakers
Devon Lowndes
CO-Founder & Director @ Self Agency
Devon is a Neurodiversity and EDI consultant & guest speaker. Devon, the co-founder of Self Agency, gives organisations the tools to build an inclusive culture where everyone feels supported.
Dr Richard Purcell
Co-Founder & Director @ Carescribe
Rich is the webinar host and co-founder of CareScribe, an award-winning assistive technology company based in Bristol. Rich is also a former NHS Doctor and is passionate about using tech for good.