Neurodiversity in the Workplace

Duration10'

No. of mini-lessons3

ResourcesTakeaway Tasks

Duration 10'

No. of mini-lessons 3

Resources Takeaway Tasks

Course overview

Neurodivergent people process things and relate to the world in a way that differs from neurotypical people. Neurodivergent people are individuals, with their own traits and experiences. But your neurodivergent colleagues could be experiencing barriers to participation that you aren’t aware of. This is because most workplaces and processes are designed with neurotypical people in mind.

Everyone deserves to feel welcome and respected at work. Workplaces that aren’t inclusive run the risk of preventing valuable employees from fully contributing. Holding open conversations led by neurodivergent employees will help your teams explore reasonable adjustments. And employee resource groups for neurodivergent employees can empower them to overcome barriers in the workplace.

What's covered

Engaging in conversations with neurodivergent employees about reasonable adjustments

The importance of letting neurodivergent employees lead conversations about their neurodivergence

The impact of employee resource groups (ERGs) for neurodivergent employees in inclusive workplaces

Why your teams need this course

Inclusive workplaces benefit everyone. That’s why managers, team leaders, and HR professionals need to learn more about neurodiversity in the workplace. This course will help them hold open conversations about reasonable adjustments. It’ll explain the importance of letting neurodivergent colleagues lead conversations about their neurodivergence. And it’ll explore the importance of ERGs for neurodivergent employees.

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