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An introduction to supporting adult ADHD in your workplace

Diversity and inclusion are hot topics at work, but do your staff know how to support adults with ADHD to maximise their productivity and potential?  

​If your management team, HR or well-being teams, or teams with people who have ADHD want an introduction to what ADHD is, how to recognise it, some strengths and challenges and ways to manage it, you're in the right place.

Benefits of doing this introductory session include: 

• lifting productivity
• by increasing employee engagement
• and reducing presentism and absenteeism
• while improving the well-being of your employees, and
• creating an environment where everyone thrives and does their best work.

What you get:

• ​​1x 90 minute session with our expert ADHD coach
• an introduction to ADHD
• time to answer questions and discuss ADHD*, and
• a refresher workbook, sent to you with a post-session survey, to remind you of some of what was discussed and how to implement it in your workplace.

* ​To encourage an open forum for dialogue and questions the maximum number we'll have at any one session is 15 attendees. 

Where: online - so you can do it from the comfort of your own workspace!
         
Agenda - in 90 minutes you will spend:

• 5 mins: welcome and introductions
• 60 mins: presentation, and
• 25 mins: Q&A and discussion.​​

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BOOK NOW: $750+GST

• 1x 90 minute online introductory session for up to 15 attendees.

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• 90 minute online introductory sessions for more than 15 attendees.

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• a bespoke programme for organisations wanting comprehensive integration with their diversity and inclusion work, and/or
  
• the creation and support of launching of an in-house neurodiversity network.   

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An estimated twenty per cent of people are neurodiverse, and around one-in-20 have ADHD. If your staff are unfamiliar with ADHD, those with ADHD are likely not performing to their full potential. Their productivity and their mental health are likely to be impacted. 
 
Our mission is to create a world enriched by those with ADHD. One of the ways we are doing this is by supporting organisations to create work environments where people with ADHD can flourish and do their best work.   

For organisations wanting to:

• book an introductory session for more than 15 attendees
• book a bespoke programme for more comprehensive integration with their diversity and inclusion work
• develop and get support for launching of an in-house neurodiversity network, or
• get more information.

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​About the presenter: Alex Campbell

Alex is a registered therapist, certified coach and Mental Health First Aid Instructor who wants to help both individuals and organisations change their narrative on ADHD. 

Alex also just ‘gets it’, which means you won’t have to explain everything and he won’t judge. He's a professional ally who knows how the brain works (the science bit) but also how it feels (the human bit) to help you understand how you too can work with the marvellous ADHD brain to great personal and professional success.

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