ADHD in Business

ADHD AWARENESS MONTH TRAINING OFFER - OCTOBER 2025

Boost inclusion. Unlock potential. Retain talent.

A lunch-and-learn style session, provides a focused, engaging introduction to ADHD in the workplace. Participants will gain practical insight into how ADHD can influence communication, performance, and wellbeing — and how small, intentional changes can unlock potential, reduce stress, and foster an environment where ADHD employees can thrive. Through real-world examples and inclusive strategies, attendees will leave equipped to move beyond awareness into confident, informed action.

Perfect for:

Business leaders, HR professionals, line managers, and team leaders who want to better understand and support colleagues with ADHD. This session is also valuable for DEI leads, L&D teams, occupational health professionals, and anyone responsible for shaping workplace culture and employee experience.

Business benefits:

  • Builds understanding of ADHD-specific strengths and challenges

  • Improves team morale and engagement by reducing misunderstandings

  • Strengthens inclusive culture and supports ESG/DEI commitments

  • Boosts confidence in managing performance and wellbeing

  • Reduces risk through greater awareness of legal responsibilities and best practice

  • Enhances recruitment and retention of neurodivergent talent

Course Overview:

  • Duration: 90 minutes (15 minute Q&A included)

  • Location: Online (for an in-person session, get in touch)

  • Date: Choose from availability during October 2025

  • Price: * October special £395 * (usually £495)

** LIMITED TO 20 SESSIONS **

To book your session, click on the calendar link below:

*Don't see a date and time that works for your organisation? Get in touch to discuss alternatives.

What's Covered:

  • Understanding ADHD: types, traits, and how it shows up at work

  • Common myths and stereotypes — and how they impact inclusion

  • The role of executive function: organisation, focus, and energy regulation

  • How ADHD strengths drive innovation, creativity, and problem-solving\

  • Barriers to success: from workplace environment to communication style

  • Reasonable adjustments and practical tools that make the difference

  • Supporting self-advocacy and psychological safety for ADHD employees

  • Quick wins and long-term strategies for embedding ADHD inclusion

Key Takeaways:

By the end of this session, participants will:

  • Recognise how ADHD may affect communication, productivity, and wellbeing at work

  • Be confident in reducing barriers for ADHD colleagues

  • Understand how to harness ADHD strengths for team and business benefit

  • Know the practical adjustments that make the biggest impact

  • Have strategies for fostering a culture of understanding and psychological safety

For more information on how this course can be tailored to your organisation's specific learning requirements, get in touch:

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- SALLIE KRAWCHECK

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Meet your trainer:

Maisie Cass

With over 20 years of experience in the neurodiversity space, I specialise in helping organisations build truly inclusive workplaces where all minds can thrive. I've worked across sectors — from start-ups and SMEs to large corporates and public sector teams — delivering practical, thought-provoking training on embedding neuroinclusive practices into day-to-day leadership, recruitment, and workplace culture.

As a CMI Level 7 qualified Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Consultant, my expertise lies in strategic approaches to organisational inclusion. My CPD-accredited

Neurodiversity in the Workplace

course was recognised with a Learning Excellence Award for Outstanding Initiative, and I continue to stay embedded in the latest developments by working closely with HR, L&D, ESG, and EDI teams across the UK.

I know that neurodiversity isn’t always part of the training or background of people leaders — but that’s exactly where I come in. My role is to equip professionals with the understanding and tools they need to support neurodivergent employees with confidence and compassion, and to lead diverse teams boldly, inclusively, and effectively.

To find out more or discuss a bespoke training course, get in touch:

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