NeuroCurious: Unlocking Communication

🌟 NeuroCurious: Unlocking Communication Strengthening connection by understanding communication differences.

After two sold-out events, NeuroCurious is back!

Neurodivergent communication differences are at the heart of so many misunderstandings, in relationships, workplaces and families. And most of the time, nobody realises the root cause.

Whether you're neurodivergent, love someone who is, or simply want to understand the people around you better, this space is for you. Come with a partner, friend, family member or your whole team. Learning this together is where the real shift happens. No prior knowledge needed. Just curiosity.

✨ Understand More. Connect Better.

Communication looks different for many ND people, and misunderstandings go both ways. The way many ND people process thoughts, express emotions and connect with others is often different.

These differences ripple through our closest relationships, teams, friendships and families. NeuroCurious: Unlocking Communication increases understanding, giving you a fresh lens on yourself and the people around you at home and at work, with practical tools to strengthen every connection in your life.

🎯 What To Expect

Led by Jess Rad (she/her), national award winning Founder of The WomenHood, with a diverse lineup of neurodivergent speakers each sharing their Unspoken Story, this event weaves together three essential elements:

• Knowledge — the nuances of neurodivergent communication, accessibly explained
• Mindset — lived experience stories that help you reflect, relate and connect
• Toolkit — a panel discussion exploring how to practically navigate communication differences in your relationships and work life

👥 Who Is It For?

• Individuals exploring neurodiversity or their own identity
• Couples and friends wanting to understand each other better
• Parents of neurodivergent children
• Managers and team leads wanting to communicate and connect more effectively
• Employers and HR leaders building genuinely neuro-inclusive workplaces
• Anyone curious — you don't need a diagnosis or any prior knowledge

🎬 Missed the Previous Sessions?

Both previous NeuroCurious events - Uncovering and Celebrating Autism and ADHD in Females and The Sensory Experience - are available to watch on demand for just £10 at thewomenhood.com.

💖 A Good Cause Too

NeuroCurious raises money and awareness for Amaze, the Brighton-based SEND charity supporting families with disabled children across Sussex, where Jess serves as ambassador. Please consider donating at checkout or on the night.

♿️ Accessibility and Inclusion

We warmly welcome everyone across all genders, races, ethnicities, faiths, the LGBTQIA+, trans and non-binary communities, and all disabilities.

Thanks to Joyfully Different, we provide:

• Colour-coded lanyards
• Fidget library
• Quiet room
• A fully inclusive environment for all neurotypes

Can't make it in person? Join via livestream on the night or grab the on-demand recording to watch in your own time.

💻 How To Join

• 📍 In person at PLATF9RM Hove
• 💻 Livestream from anywhere on the night
• 🎥 On-demand recording to watch later with your family or team

🍹 On The Night

A warm, welcoming atmosphere with quiet spaces, non-alcoholic drinks, teas from Full Circle Healing, accessible facilities, a friendly volunteer team and stalls to explore. This is a sober event.

🤝 Partners and Sponsors

Proudly supported by PLATF9RM and Plus Accounting. Partnering with Lucky Saint, CANS, Full Circle Healing and Interested in exhibiting or sponsoring? Email hello@thewomenhood.com

About The WomenHood

Founded by Jess Rad in 2019, The WomenHood advances gender equity, increases allyship and celebrates neurodiversity by getting outspoken about the unspoken. Through workplace training programmes, talks and the NeuroCurious series, we create inclusive spaces we enable 1% mindset shifts to begin cultural change.

Interested in bringing this work into your organisation? Our workplace training and programmes help teams build genuine neuro-inclusion, communication and belonging. Find out more at thewomenhood.com or email hello@thewomenhood.com

Any Anxieties About Attending?

We know social events can feel daunting, especially for the ND community. Please check our FAQs or reach out directly at connect@thewomenhood.com. We're here and we want you there.