The power of different thinkers
Creating a neuroinclusive workplace
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In 1997, Apple launched an advertising campaign around the concept that throughout history people have “gone against the grain” to think differently. Around the same time, Australian sociologist Judy Singer coined the term “neurodiversity” to articulate the needs of autistic individuals who did not want to be defined by a disability label, but instead, wished to be seen as different...
| Available Class Formats | People Count |
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Lecture Followed by Q&ABest for employees who like to listen, absorb and ask questions at the end. Can also be a keynote or speech. | Best for teams up to 120 people |
Class DurationsFlexible class lengths to meet your team’s needs. 60Mins 75Mins 90Mins 2Hours |
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