Good Intentions or Generic Awareness Training Aren't Enough to Support Your Neurodivergent Staff.

So Why Your Inclusion Policy Working?

Most organisations have robust EDI policies and some may even have a specific neurodiversity one. The HR manager knows the policy like the back of their hand. They know what should be happening, what reasonable adjustments are and the risk of getting it wrong but the problem is that they're not the one implementing it on the ground day to day.

The manager likely hasn't revisited the policy since their onboarding and it's even more unlikely that they have been given a clear process that translates the policy into realistic actions they can implement with their neurodivergent staff. None of this is about blame, we all know that managers are overloaded and trying their best to keep their head above water, but they're being set up to fail (and at a real legal risk) if they don't have the tools needed to make this easy to implement.

I work with HR leads and people managers who are watching good people leave, seeing absence tick upwards, and sitting with the uncomfortable feeling that the gap between the policy and what's actually happening day to day is wider than anyone's admitting.

Sound familiar? That's what the Neuro-Inclusion Strategy Call is for.

What happens in 30 minutes

We have a proper honest look at what's happening in your organisation right now.

• Where are managers defaulting to avoidance?

• Where are good conversations not happening because nobody knows what to say?

• Where is the friction that's costing you retention, productivity, and tribunal risk?

By the end of the conversation you'll have a clear picture of where your gaps are and what the most practical next step looks like for your specific context.

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This is for you if

• You're an HR manager or people lead in an organisation of 50–250 people.

• You've got the policy but your managers are still struggling to put it into practice.

• You're dealing with absence, turnover, or capability situations that may have a neurodivergence dimension that nobody's properly addressed.

• You want a practical conversation with someone who's already helped large organisations develop their own neurodiversity and inclusion training programme.

Free. 30 minutes. Specific to your organisation. Book below and I'll see you on the call.

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