Many firms have colleagues who think and communicate in different ways due to a wide range of neurodiversity, such as autism, dyslexia or attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
Creating a workplace where neurodivergent colleagues can do their best work benefits everyone, not just the individuals directly affected.
Small adjustments to how you communicate and support your team can make a big difference, but only if you understand what inclusion actually looks like in practice.
Our Creating a More Neuroinclusive Workplace course covers the key terms within neurodiversity and practical steps you can take to build a more inclusive team.
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