DAY 3 WORKSHOP • THURSDAY 17 SEPTEMBER • 16.30 – 17.00
How to cut through the noise: Communicating with neurodivergent people
What actually is neurodivergence?
How does neurodivergence affect the way we read, speak, listen, remember and understand?
And how can we all be more neuro-inclusive?
In this practical workshop, we'll explore a few common forms of neurodivergence (like ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, autism and generalised anxiety) how they affect our focus, memory and verbal processing, and how you can speak and write in a way that's neurodivergent-friendly.
You'll get simple, practical, concrete tips you can put into action right away.
Ettie Bailey-King, Award-Winning Communication Consultant, Inclusive and Accessible Communication Expert
Ettie Bailey-King
Ettie Bailey-King is an award-winning inclusive and accessible communication educator, speaker and consultant, specialising in making communication work better for different minds.
Through interactive training, workshops and consultancy, Ettie helps organisations communicate more clearly and inclusively, with particular expertise in inclusive language, accessibility and neuroinclusive communication. Her approach is practical and person-centred, exploring how different ways of processing, focusing, remembering and understanding information can shape the way we communicate.