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Neurodiversity isn’t just a buzzword – it’s a reality for so many people in the workplace, and one that’s too often misunderstood. Join us for an open and honest conversation about what neurodiversity really means, the challenges many face at work, and how we can all do better.

Our speakers, Sarah Faulstroh and Dylan Matheison-Dodd, both bring powerful lived experience to the table – with Sarah being late diagnosed with ADHD and Dylan growing up with autism. Together, they’ll share personal insight, practical advice, and challenge the status quo around neurodiversity.

What’s covered in the webinar:

  • The common myths and misconceptions surrounding neurodiversity
  • Strengths and challenges neurodivergent individuals often face
  • How organisations can provide meaningful, practical support
  • The shift in support from education to the workplace – and why it matters
  • Microaggressions, everyday ignorance, and how to challenge them
  • The different experiences of early vs late diagnosis, including the emotional impact of narrative rewriting
  • Tips and advice for neurodivergent individuals – whether you’re job hunting or navigating your current role

Speakers

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Clare Keniry
Head of Diversity and Inclusion

Clare Keniry, Board Director and Head of Diversity & Inclusion at Morgan Hunt, has over 20 years of recruitment experience across the UK and Australia. She leads the push for a diverse and inclusive culture within the company. Morgan Hunt is dedicated to helping organisations create genuinely diverse workplaces.

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Sarah
Sarah Faulstroh
ADHD Success Coach

Sarah Faulstroh is an ADHD Success Coach who helps neurodivergent professionals work with their strengths and feel more in control of their time, energy, and day-to-day demands.

With over 25 years’ experience in leadership development across sectors including rail, aviation, and automotive, Sarah brings a practical, down-to-earth approach to coaching – combining ICF-accredited skills, deep knowledge of executive functioning, and her own lived experience of ADHD.

She offers private one-to-one coaching as well as working with organisations to support neurodivergent employees through tailored workshops and coaching – helping people and teams understand what works for them and find sustainable ways of working.
To learn more or explore working together, visit www.adhdisme.co.uk or drop Sarah a line at sarah@adhdisme.co.uk.

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Dylan
Dylan Mathieson-Dodd
Autism Trainer and Consultant

I have been doing talks about autism for over 11 years, having started when I was 15. I am currently the Co-Chairman of the Autism Partnership Board for Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland and have been for over 3 years.

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