Diversity And Inclusion: Understand ADHD And Autism To Support Neurodiverse Employees Course
Last Updated 06/2025
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What you'll learn
Learn what conditions come under the neurodiversity umbrella.
Understand what Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD) is and its key symptoms.
Understand what Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is and its key symptoms.
Recognise how ADHD and ASD affect employees with these conditions.
Understand how managers may be affected when working with employees with ADHD or autism.
The importance of working with the brain and not against it.
Assist employees with ADHD and ASD overcome common challenges and perform at their best.
Recognise the strengths of individuals with ADHD and ASD.
Establish workplace programs to support neurodivergent individuals.
Skills covered in this course
Description
Do you want to better understand employees who have ADHD, autism, and other conditions? Do you want to make sure your HR department isn’t discriminating against neurodivergent candidates? Do you want to make sure that everyone you work with is given the opportunity to perform at their best? This course will help you gain a deeper insight into what it’s like to live with these conditions and how you can support those affected.
15-20% of the population is estimated to be neurodiverse. Large organisations are finally starting to take this statistic seriously by implementing neurodiversity training programmes and other interventions to raise awareness and provide support. No matter how large or small your company is, your workforce can benefit greatly from understanding and supporting neurodiversity.
The essence of neurodiversity awareness is understanding that just because not everybody’s brain functions in the same way, that does not mean that anyone who is different to what society deems normal is less competent. In fact, some of the greatest minds humanity has seen have been neurodivergent. Albert Einstein is just one example of a great scientist who is believed to have been autistic. Many individuals with autism or ADHD have accomplished great things and are highly skilled in certain areas.
The course begins by listing a range of neurodiverse conditions, before focusing on ADHD and autism and how these symptoms affect people on a daily basis, in the workplace. We then explore the types of support you can offer employees with ADHD and autism. We look at how the strengths of these conditions can be a great benefit in many fields of work despite individuals often struggling to find employment. One reason for this is that they may not conform to social norms in terms of communication. We will take a closer look at how discrimination may be occurring in the hiring process – intentionally or unintentionally. The course concludes by reviewing some additional support options including government funding and neurodiversity training.
If you’re ready to make sure that your neurodivergent employees are able to reach their full potential, enrol now.
Who Is The Course For?
- Managers and other team members who want to understand how to better work with neurodivergent employees
- HR managers who want to ensure that neurodivergent individuals have a fair chance during the hiring process
- Senior managers who want to better understand how working with neurodivergent teams may impact general managers
- Professionals who have ADHD or ASD and want to learn more about how to overcome the workplace challenges involved
- Professionals who suspect they may have ADHD or ASD and want to gain more insights about their experiences and challenges in the workplace
15-20% of the population is estimated to be neurodiverse. Large organisations are finally starting to take this statistic seriously by implementing neurodiversity training programmes and other interventions to raise awareness and provide support. No matter how large or small your company is, your workforce can benefit greatly from understanding and supporting neurodiversity.
The essence of neurodiversity awareness is understanding that just because not everybody’s brain functions in the same way, that does not mean that anyone who is different to what society deems normal is less competent. In fact, some of the greatest minds humanity has seen have been neurodivergent. Albert Einstein is just one example of a great scientist who is believed to have been autistic. Many individuals with autism or ADHD have accomplished great things and are highly skilled in certain areas.
The course begins by listing a range of neurodiverse conditions, before focusing on ADHD and autism and how these symptoms affect people on a daily basis, in the workplace. We then explore the types of support you can offer employees with ADHD and autism. We look at how the strengths of these conditions can be a great benefit in many fields of work despite individuals often struggling to find employment. One reason for this is that they may not conform to social norms in terms of communication. We will take a closer look at how discrimination may be occurring in the hiring process – intentionally or unintentionally. The course concludes by reviewing some additional support options including government funding and neurodiversity training.
If you’re ready to make sure that your neurodivergent employees are able to reach their full potential, enrol now.
Who Is The Course For?
- Managers and other team members who want to understand how to better work with neurodivergent employees
- HR managers who want to ensure that neurodivergent individuals have a fair chance during the hiring process
- Senior managers who want to better understand how working with neurodivergent teams may impact general managers
- Professionals who have ADHD or ASD and want to learn more about how to overcome the workplace challenges involved
- Professionals who suspect they may have ADHD or ASD and want to gain more insights about their experiences and challenges in the workplace
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The Expert Academy delivers Professional Development and Leadership training that equips employees with real-world workplace skills. Their catalog includes courses on communication skills, productivity, business strategy, and workplace culture. Designed to inspire and engage, the training helps learners achieve personal growth and career advancement. The Expert Academy emphasizes practical knowledge that can be applied immediately in professional settings. Organizations leverage these courses to build stronger, more effective teams.
Diversity And Inclusion: Understand ADHD And Autism To Support Neurodiverse Employees Course
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The course takes approximately 60 minutes to complete and can be paused and resumed at any time.
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Yes. This course includes a knowledge check to reinforce learning and verify completion.
Learners have lifetime access from the date of purchase.
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15-20% of the population is estimated to be neurodiverse. Large organisations are finally starting to take this statistic seriously by implementing neurodiversity training programmes and other interventions to raise awareness and provide support. No matter how large or small your company is, your workforce can benefit greatly from understanding and supporting neurodiversity.
The essence of neurodiversity awareness is understanding that just because not everybody’s brain functions in the same way, that does not mean that anyone who is different to what society deems normal is less competent. In fact, some of the greatest minds humanity has seen have been neurodivergent. Albert Einstein is just one example of a great scientist who is believed to have been autistic. Many individuals with autism or ADHD have accomplished great things and are highly skilled in certain areas.
The course begins by listing a range of neurodiverse conditions, before focusing on ADHD and autism and how these symptoms affect people on a daily basis, in the workplace. We then explore the types of support you can offer employees with ADHD and autism. We look at how the strengths of these conditions can be a great benefit in many fields of work despite individuals often struggling to find employment. One reason for this is that they may not conform to social norms in terms of communication. We will take a closer look at how discrimination may be occurring in the hiring process – intentionally or unintentionally. The course concludes by reviewing some additional support options including government funding and neurodiversity training.
If you’re ready to make sure that your neurodivergent employees are able to reach their full potential, enrol now.
Who Is The Course For?
- Managers and other team members who want to understand how to better work with neurodivergent employees
- HR managers who want to ensure that neurodivergent individuals have a fair chance during the hiring process
- Senior managers who want to better understand how working with neurodivergent teams may impact general managers
- Professionals who have ADHD or ASD and want to learn more about how to overcome the workplace challenges involved
- Professionals who suspect they may have ADHD or ASD and want to gain more insights about their experiences and challenges in the workplace