Managing Neurodiversity at Work

Managing Neurodiversity at Work

Join our open course to better understand neurodiversity and how to support employees to thrive in the workplace.

By WorkNest

Date and time

Thursday, May 29 · 1:30 - 5am PDT

Location

Online

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

  • Event lasts 3 hours 30 minutes

Course overview

Neurodiversity refers to the naturally occurring differences in the way that our minds work; no two brains are quite the same. There are aspects of the workplace that might present challenges for neurodivergent staff and their managers. This course will help delegates to better understand neurodiversity and support neurodivergent employees to enable them to thrive in the workplace.


Who should attend

This course will be useful to anyone involved in managing people including

those with HR responsibilities.


Benefits of attending

Delegates will increase their knowledge on neurodiversity so that they can be

more alert to, and responsive to, the potential challenges experienced by

neurodivergent employees. Delegates will feel more confident in opening up

supportive conversations with staff to understand, and respond to, their needs.

This should, in turn, create a more diverse, engaged and inclusive workforce

where each person’s individual strengths can be harnessed for the benefit of the

organisation. Delegates will also understand the legal risks regarding disability

discrimination to minimise potential liability for the organisation.


Course content

✓ What is neurodiversity

✓ What it means to be neurodivergent

✓ What qualities might someone who is neurodivergent bring to a workplace

✓ What challenges might they experience

✓ The indicators that someone may be neurodivergent

✓ Opening up a conversation with someone who you think may be

experiencing difficulties with a neurodivergence

✓ Providing support to someone who is neurodivergent in order to allow them

to maximise their potential

✓ The legal risks and obligations to consider when managing someone with a

condition related to neurodiversity

✓ The duty to make reasonable adjustments

✓ How to approach managing performance or conduct issues related to the

condition

Frequently asked questions

What is your cancellation policy?

Cancellation fees: 30 + calendar days 0 % of the event fee 20 – 29 calendar days 25% of the event fee plus any costs already incurred 10 – 19 calendar days 50 % of the event fee plus any costs already incurred Fewer than 10 calendar days Full event fee plus any costs already incurred

How do I cancel?

Please contact training@worknest.com to cancel your booking.

I'm having trouble logging on, who should I contact?

Please contact training@worknest.com for any issues with logging on to your session.

Can a group of us log on from a meeting room?

We ask that all attendees log on individually for their session. If you are unable to do this, please contact training@worknest.com.

Will the training be recorded?

No.

Can I log in from a mobile phone/tablet device?

Logging on by computer / laptop is preferred but the link to join will be accessible by mobile and tablet devices.

Will I get a certificate?

A certificate can be requested through your feedback form which is supplied at the end of of the training session.

How do I log on?

A Microsoft Teams calendar invite will be shared with you within 48hrs of booking. Please use this link to log on to your session on the day.

Am I able to pay by invoice?

Payment by credit card on Eventbrite is preferred. If you need to pay by invoice, please contact training@worknest.com.

I have paid on Eventbrite but have received a WorkNest invoice. Do I need to pay again?

No. As part of our finance policy we will also supply an invoice to show payment has been made.

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