Understanding neurodiversity and neuroinclusion is so much more than people think.

It's an entire shift in mindset.

Maisie brings clarity, compassion, and bold thinking to the neurodiversity conversation

With a rare mix of lived experience, professional insight, and quietly bold delivery to every stage she steps on, Maisie's talks cut through overwhelm and tokenism to offer something more powerful: practical, transformative understanding of neurodivergent minds.

Whether speaking to HR professionals, business leaders, educators, or parent communities, Cass delivers thought-provoking content with warmth, wit, and clarity - creating lasting mindset shifts and real-world impact.

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ZOE

ADHD PARENT & PROFESSIONAL

Topics for Conversation

Maisie is a sought-after speaker, consultant, and trainer helping organisations, educators, and communities reimagine inclusion through the lens of neurodiversity. She delivers talks on a range of topics, here are some of the most popular ones:

Neurodiversity in the Workplace

Why awareness alone isn’t enough—and what real inclusion looks like
Creating neurodivergent-friendly systems, not just surface-level policies
Supporting employees who are also carers of neurodivergent children

Rethinking Inclusion in Education

Understanding behaviour as communication
De-escalation by Design: A new approach to school-wide wellbeing
Building inclusive classrooms for neurodivergent learners

Whole-Family Neuroinclusion

Supporting neurodivergent children through intentional parenting
Helping parents and carers build calm, connected homes

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The 'work, life, neurodivergent' balance.

Introducing Maisie Cass.

The truth is, you can't separate work from life - especially when you're raising a neurodivergent child while navigating the demands of a professional role. Maisie has lived the tension between needing to show up as a calm, capable leader at work while carrying the invisible weight of sleepless nights, EHCP battles, and the constant emotional labour that comes with parenting differently wired children. Maisie knows what it feels like to be committed to your career and to be the lifeline for a child whose needs often don’t fit the system. And she knows she's not alone. That's why Maisie doesn't talk about “work–life balance” as a fluffy ideal. Maisie speaks about it as a structural, cultural, and human necessity

As her curiosity for understanding the neurodivergent brain grew, particularly around autism and ADHD, Maisie embarked on a journey to understand how these minds function at their best. With over 20 years of experience in education, social care and business, she witnessed firsthand how neurodivergent individuals often face unique challenges, leading to disengagement, isolation, and behavioural struggles.

So, when we talk about neuroinclusion in the workplace, we have to go beyond policies and tick boxes. We need to acknowledge the real-life context our people are navigating - not just as employees, but as caregivers, parents, and whole human beings. That’s what Maisie brings to the stage: a lens that combines evidence with empathy, strategy with humanity. Maisie helps organisations see the fuller picture - because when we design workplaces that support the whole person, everyone benefits.